How to watch FACEIT demos in CS2: in-game or in your browser
Compare the in-game route with a browser viewer, and pick the one that fits the question you are trying to answer.
ReadGuides to FACEIT stats and matches, and notes on extension changes.
Compare the in-game route with a browser viewer, and pick the one that fits the question you are trying to answer.
ReadA tour of the 2D replay: what the map shows, which controls matter first and how to avoid reading too much into it.
ReadDifferent tools solve different problems. Here is what each one is built for, based on public listings, and how to combine them.
ReadA guide to the numbers a stats extension can show while you are still in the lobby, and how much weight each deserves.
ReadStart with one player and one question, then use side filters and round alignment to find a pattern worth reviewing.
ReadA repeatable five-minute review: follow one player, pause before the fight and check what the rest of the team was doing.
ReadPause the replay, mark one route and explain why the timing matters. A walkthrough of the viewer’s drawing tools and layers.
ReadThe Chrome install in five steps, how to pin the icon, and how to confirm the extension is running on FACEIT.
ReadFirefox install steps, the site-access setting that must be on, and the Firefox-specific details worth knowing.
ReadChrome and Firefox are the supported browsers. Here is what to expect on Edge, Brave and Opera.
ReadA walk through the setup guide, what each choice changes, and how to run it again later.
ReadYou do not need to sign in to use the core extension. Here is what signing in adds and what it shares.
ReadStorage, site access, FACEIT sign-in and demo downloads: what each permission is for.
ReadWhat stays on your device, what optional features send, and the switches that control it.
ReadUpdates are automatic. Here is how to check your version and where the release notes live.
ReadRemoving the extension takes a few clicks. Export your notes first, and tell us why if you can.
ReadFind your claim code, paste it into the popup, and see your weekly AI token allowance.
ReadA checklist for the most common reason people write to us: the extension is installed but nothing appears.
ReadEmpty cards, a spinner that never stops, or numbers that look old: what is going on and what to do.
ReadA blank page, a security check that will not clear, or panels that vanish: how to tell what is causing it.
ReadWhat the extension does, which features carry risk, and where responsibility sits. No endorsement is claimed.
ReadThe common questions in one place, each linking to the full guide.
ReadSmall habits that make the extension easier to live with, plus browser shortcuts that help.
ReadPick a map, choose 3, 5 or 8 recent demos and open them in the viewer to see how a player really plays.
ReadChoose a time window on any profile and see rating, ADR, KAST and multi-kills for just that period.
ReadFive quick checks in the lobby or match room that tell you who you are about to play with or against.
ReadTurn on the Floating Stats Box, move it, pick a period and shrink it to a dock when you want space.
ReadStart with a preset, switch features on and off one by one, and find any setting with search.
ReadOptional helpers for the queue. Each has its own switch, all are off by default and none are needed to use the extension.
ReadTwo optional automations that act on your behalf: reporting suspected smurfs and keeping a record of players you report.
ReadFive languages, seven preset colour themes, a custom colour and three level icon collections.
ReadOne click from a FACEIT card to a player’s page on other tools, with a switch for each and for each place.
ReadFrom the Demo Viewer link on a finished match room to the first replay, with what each progress step means.
ReadImport several demos, choose which ones feed Compare, Stats and the Coach, and understand the FACEIT check.
ReadEverything on the playback bar and the map in Round view, in the order you will use it.
ReadA reference for playback keys, round keys and the single-letter drawing tools.
ReadOne filter drives Compare, Stats and the Coach. Learn the presets, the one-second nudge and the Watch button.
ReadUse KAST labels on the Compare map to see which positions tend to work, without over-reading a small sample.
ReadThe Layers tab explained, with advice on which layers to switch on for each question.
ReadCheck smokes, flashes and molotovs in a replay and time a utility line without leaving the map.
ReadThe Players tab gives you the roster, the economy view and the round timeline in one place.
ReadSwitch from the 2D map to a 3D view on supported maps and learn each camera button.
ReadHighlight clips for a round appear beside the map, tied to the player who made the play.
ReadThe Coach answers from your demos, links to the rounds behind its claims and can draw them on the map.
ReadIf the demo recorded voice, the Comms tab lets you listen along and turn speech into subtitles locally.
ReadThe viewer is free to use. This explains the one allowance that applies and what is saved in your browser.
ReadSmall changes that make playback smoother on long demos and older computers.
ReadLearn what every part of an extended player card shows, and a 30-second routine for reading a lobby before the match starts.
ReadStep by step: open Have We Met from a player card, pick a date range, filter by same team or against each other, and read your win rate.
ReadTrack a player from the match room, add a note and role or behaviour tags, and manage the whole list from the extension popup.
ReadWhat each toolbar button does, which settings remember their state, and how to clear the roster away for the veto with Focus mode.
ReadQuiet mode is on by default. Here is what it pauses, when it releases and where the switch is.
ReadCompatibility mode keeps the other extension’s interface and lets Extender fill the gaps. Here is how to switch it on and what to expect.
ReadA hands-on walkthrough: turn the briefing on, build one, read each section, regenerate it and manage tokens.
ReadUse the free Map veto panel and the team map chart during the veto, and learn when to overrule the suggestion.
ReadAuto-veto is off by default and always gives you a few seconds to cancel. Here is how to configure it.
ReadTurn on Ultrablocker, cycle the toggle by the Play button and understand the five-slot limit.
ReadWhere the smurf badge appears, how to read it, and a measured response that does not treat an estimate as proof.
ReadThree Privacy switches in the Appearance tab for screenshots, streams and clips.
ReadA tour of the Player Lobby tab and the floating stats box, with two example setups.
ReadEvery switch in the Matchroom tab, what it adds to a player card and how to keep cards short.
ReadConfigure Auto Map Message and Pretalk message, and learn what they will and will not do.
ReadA step-by-step route from a finished match to a local replay, with a practical checklist for reviewing your first death.
ReadWhere FACEIT player stats come from, which period to look at, and how to read them without over-trusting a single number.
ReadThe Elo ranges behind FACEIT levels 1–10, why level 10 covers so many players, and how the extended levels 11–20 are calculated.
ReadAccount age, performance far above level, sudden stat spikes: the signals behind a smurf estimate and how to use one fairly.
ReadA short, numbers-first read of the lobby in the match room: who stands out, how the teams compare, and what data it is based on.
ReadWhere the extension’s level badges appear, the badge styles you can pick, and how they relate to FACEIT’s own level icons.
ReadPer-map win rates for both teams, the standout enemy player on each map, and a suggested ban and pick that you can check yourself.
ReadSort and filter your matches by Elo, K/D and map, see averages for any selection, and export everything to CSV or JSON.
ReadStats on lobby cards, your party’s map records, estimated server ping, and extended level badges for party members.
ReadInstall from the Chrome Web Store or Firefox Add-ons, choose a preset, and fix the most common reasons nothing shows up.
ReadWhat each common CS2 stat measures, how it is calculated, and what it does not tell you.
ReadThey are different things: a paid FACEIT membership and an independent free extension. What each does and how they work together.
ReadAn optional TradeIt.gg minigame that helps fund development. You choose in the setup guide, it is always labelled, and it is disclosed in the Privacy Policy.
ReadCompare the teams on the maps still in the veto.
ReadSee players who stand out from the lobby average, with the numbers beside the claim.
ReadRedeem a code in the popup to raise your weekly AI token allowance.
ReadAdd players from your block list to FACEIT’s matchmaking controls.
ReadAdd a reported player to your tracking list with a dated note.
ReadSwap a player’s extended stats for a table by map.
ReadThe match room can show an optional TradeIt.gg minigame.
ReadChange the extension’s colors from the popup.
ReadSee map records on map cards and estimated ping by server region.
ReadFind matches you played with or against another player.
ReadShow more FACEIT account context on a player card.
ReadHide FACEIT’s ladder or header sections in the player lobby.
ReadFit more player-card information on screen.
ReadSee a player’s last five results and recent match activity.
ReadHide rosters while you choose a map.
ReadShow a player’s FACEIT country beside their name.
ReadSee player stats in the lobby and change the time period.
ReadThe extension popup has switches for match room, profile, lobby, and automation features.
ReadOpen a FACEIT player in Leetify, FaceitPerf.pro, or CSWatch.
ReadSeparate switches handle ready-up, party invites, modal closing, and server connection.
ReadSee rating, ADR, KAST, and other available stats beside a player.
ReadAn extra badge shows where a player sits above FACEIT level 10.
ReadThe extension shows a percentage estimate based on available account and match data.
ReadInstall from the Chrome or Firefox store to receive new versions when they are published.
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