A tiny Manifest V3 extension that keeps Google Flights and Hotels in your preferred currency. Choose from the 71 currencies in Google's Flights selector. Changes save automatically and apply to open Flights and Hotels tabs and future visits. USD remains the default.
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No dependencies, framework, bundler, service worker, or independent background network requests.
- Obtain the official General Sans font:
python3 scripts/prepare-font.py. - Open
chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, and loadsrc/unpacked. - Disable the published USD-only extension while testing to avoid conflicting behavior.
- Pin Flight Currency, open the popup, and select a currency.
The font is embedded locally in the extension, ignored by Git, and pinned by SHA-256. Its official license permits embedding in our own applications; see src/fonts/LICENSE.txt. It is not offered as an authoring tool or a standalone font download.
npm test runs Node's built-in test runner. npm run package writes a deterministic ZIP to dist/ containing only src/ runtime assets. Node 22+ and Python 3 are used for development; the extension itself has no dependencies.
Before a release, verify popup persistence, fresh visits and already-open tabs for Flights and Hotels, real searches, Back/Forward, and an unrelated Google Travel page. Upload the ZIP as a Web Store draft; submitting for review is a separate action.
currencies.js: currency names and codes, verified against the live Google Flights selector on 2026-09-16. Compared with the old list, BGN was removed and NGN added.currency.js: validates preferences and routes Google Flights and hotel results URLs to the appropriate currency setting. It only acts on the exactgoogle.com/www.google.comFlights paths and/travel/searchwith encoded hotel state.hotel-state.js: updates the currency field inside Hotels' encodedtsparameter, preserving unrelated search data. It handles the observed empty state and existing three-letter currency; unknown encodings are left untouched.content.js: runs at document start and listens for Chrome storage updates and same-document Navigation API events. It runs on Google Travel paths to handle navigation into Flights or Hotels; it changes only those URLs. Correct URLs are left untouched, and replacements do not add history entries.popup.*: native dropdown, automatic saving, accessible status and error states; General Sans Regular and White Room colors.
Only the currency code is saved in chrome.storage.sync. Chrome may sync it between browsers signed into the same account when Chrome sync is enabled. We collect no personal data, browsing history, or search details. There is no analytics, advertising, remote code, or backend. No network interception, tabs, or browsing-history permission is used.
The extension sets Google's display currency; it does not convert prices independently or control the currency charged by airlines or booking sites. Google controls available currencies. Existing Travel tabs must be refreshed once after initially loading the unpacked build.
Google does not document the Hotels ts layout. In a Chrome capture from 2026-09-23, Google's loaded JavaScript parses ts as a generated message and its currency selector writes nested field 5 → 1 → 7. Hotel currency support relies on that observed path and must be checked against live Hotels searches before release. Unexpected state is left untouched.
GitHub master at b2bb90d contained Manifest V2 source and a V2 ZIP, with no other branches or tags. The published Chrome Web Store package was already Manifest V3, version 0.1.0, using a static declarativeNetRequest USD rule. Its two source files are preserved in docs/published-0.1.0/ for reference. Version 1.1.0 replaces both stale implementations with the currency picker.
The current source is version 1.1.3. Its Chrome Web Store update is prepared as an unpublished draft; the live store version is still 0.1.0. Store review and production release are separate from this source update.