Disextension

DisExtension helps Steam users inspect CS2 items, inventory data, and trade activity directly on Steam pages with Dispattern-powered visuals and trade tools.

What it does:

Adds a pattern viewer on supported Steam inventory items with pattern and wear support.
Loads multiple pattern angles where available, including Front, Back, Butt, Top, Left, and Right.
Opens the item directly on Dispattern with the exact pattern value already filled in.
Shows float and pattern overlays on supported items.
Shows optional gem and phase badges on supported items, including Sapphire, Ruby, Emerald, Black Pearl, and Phase 1 to 4.
Shows optional sticker and charm overlays with improved readability.
Can show trade protection countdowns on held items.
Adds recent sales access directly from supported inventory item actions.
Adds item counters and on-hold counters in the inventory header.
Keeps the Steam profile background visible on the inventory page.
Improves handling for very large inventories.
Provides trade-related helpers on Steam trade offer, trade offers, and trade history pages.
Enhances trade history with grouped items, time filtering, and color-coded trade states.
Shows reverse-risk related profile and trade context where available from Dislounge services.
Includes settings and UI controls for enabling or disabling supported extension features.
Includes install and update pages so users can quickly see what changed.

Where it runs:

Steam inventory pages.
Steam trade offer pages.
Steam trade offers pages.
Steam trade history pages.
Steam profile pages.
Steam Market pages for supported listed-item detection.
Dispattern, Dispeek, Dislounge, and Disfinity pages for settings, banners, and related UI support.

Data handling summary:

The extension reads item, inventory, market, and trade page content needed to generate pattern, float, and trade insights.
It requests inspect and skin metadata from Dispattern endpoints.
It may request recent sales or related metadata for supported item workflows.
It may send trade-related data to Dislounge API endpoints for reverse-risk and trade-context features.
It stores user preferences locally in browser storage, such as feature toggles and interface settings.
It does not execute remotely hosted code.
This extension is designed for item inspection, trade analysis, and visual workflow improvements. It is not designed for account automation, credential collection, or automated trading actions.