I need a small, clean Google Chrome extension that lets me open any match page on fifa.com and instantly change the on-screen details—team names, scores, kick-off times, or any other visible data—purely on my own browser. Think of it as a client-side overlay: the original site remains untouched on the server; I simply want to override what I see locally. Core flow • When I’m on a match page I click the extension icon. • A simple popup detects the current URL, pulls the match data shown on the page, and displays editable fields. • I type in new values, hit Save, and the page updates on the fly via a content script. • Changes should stay until I refresh (or, optionally, until I clear them through the popup). Technical notes – Build for Chrome (Manifest V3). – Vanilla JS or a light framework is fine; keep dependencies minimal. – Use clear, well-commented code so I can tweak labels later if needed. – No external servers or storage APIs—everything stays local, using chrome.storage if persistence is enabled. Deliverables 1. Packed .crx or zipped extension ready for drag-and-drop install. 2. Full source code with a concise README covering setup, usage, and how to adjust fields. 3. Brief screen-share or recorded demo showing the edit–save–reset cycle working on a live fifa.com match page. Acceptance criteria • Popup detects match pages correctly and lists the editable fields. • Edits reflect instantly without breaking site layout or functionality. • No console errors and passes Chrome Web Store linting. • Code remains under my ownership once delivered. If you’ve built similar DOM-manipulating extensions before, let’s get this done quickly.