A study assistant that sits inside your lesson and walks you through each question step by step, on every question type. It installs like any other browser extension: no userscript manager, no Discord key.
Three steps, about thirty seconds, nothing to configure.
Add SnoopSolve to Chrome, Edge, Brave or Firefox in seconds.
Open Edgenuity as normal and pick the question you're on.
Read the walkthrough, or ask a follow-up if it hasn't clicked.
Why they moved to a real extension.
"Every free tool I found was a Discord invite and a key that stopped working in a week. This is just an extension. It installs, it runs, and it's still running a month later."
"I'm on a school Chromebook. I literally could not install Tampermonkey, so half the scripts out there were never an option for me."
"The follow-up chat is the bit I didn't know I wanted. If a step doesn't make sense I just ask, instead of rereading it five times."
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Beyond the step-by-step explanations, here's what comes with it.
When a step hasn't clicked, ask about it in the built-in AI chat and get it explained another way, without leaving the lesson.
SnoopSolve installs like any other browser extension and comes with an account and a support address, not a script manager and a key from a chat server.
Stuck but not ready for the full working? Ask for a hint and take the next step yourself.
Multiple choice, multi-select, matching, drag-and-drop and ordering, fill-in-the-blank and written responses, each with a step-by-step explanation on request.
What it does, and how it differs from the scripts
It reads the question you're on and walks you through it step by step, on every question type Edgenuity uses. If you're stuck you can ask for a hint first, and if an explanation hasn't clicked you can ask a follow-up in the AI chat.
Those are Tampermonkey userscripts distributed as keys through Discord. SnoopSolve is a real browser extension with an account and a maintained backend behind it. In practice that means three things: it installs like any other extension, with no script manager to set up first; it doesn't stop working when Edgenuity ships a front-end change; and there's a support address rather than a chat server.
There are free userscripts, and some of them work for a while. What you trade is reliability and safety: a userscript runs with permission to read and change every page you've granted it, it comes from a chat server rather than a reviewed store, it can update without telling you, and it stops working the moment its maintainer loses interest. SnoopSolve is a paid subscription, and that's the honest difference: a product with an obligation to keep working.
No, and be sceptical of anything that says it can. When an Edgenuity assessment is locked pending teacher review, that lock is enforced on your school's side of the system rather than in your browser, so nothing running locally can open it. Message your teacher. It's usually a quick unlock.
It works wherever Chrome extensions can be installed, including many school-managed devices, as well as Chrome, Edge, Brave and Firefox at home. A userscript needs a script manager first, which managed devices generally block outright — the single most common reason students switch.
Step-by-step explanations on every question, from a real extension instead of a script you re-find every three weeks.