OpenFront Chat (Community) — Steven

OpenFront Chat (Community) adds a small, native-feeling text-chat panel to openfront.io so players can actually talk to each other while they play. The game's built-in emoji and quick-chat are handy but limited — this extension gives you full sentences.
Where the chat appears:

• Lobby / main page: a Global Chat that any extension user can join. Great for saying hi, organising a match, or asking who wants to team up. - Team matches: a private Team Chat, scoped to your team only — teammates see your messages, opponents do not.
• FFA and other multiplayer modes: a per-match Game Chat where everyone in that specific game can talk.
• Single-player: the chat is detected and stays disabled. Nothing runs in the background for solo games. How it works:
• Your nickname and team are read from your existing OpenFront settings (localStorage). There is no account, no signup, and no separate profile to maintain.
• The chat panel sits in the corner and can be minimised. Press V to focus the input; Escape to blur; Enter to send.
• Messages travel over a secure WebSocket (wss://) to a small relay server operated by the author. The relay does not persist chat history — messages exist only in the memory of connected clients and disappear the moment the socket closes.
• No analytics, no advertising, no tracking.

See the Privacy Policy for the full data-handling breakdown. Community project — not affiliated with, endorsed by, or maintained by the OpenFront.io team. Bug reports and feature suggestions are welcome at https://github.com/luctrate/openfront-chat/issues.