Unofficially the best UWorld and Anki add-on.

When you click it, the extension reads question IDs and whether each was right, wrong or marked. It also does this when you open the results of a test you haven’t logged yet, so the test logs itself (Log by itself, on by default; turn it off in the extension’s settings). To identify logged tests, it also reads each test’s name, ID and date, plus the UWorld subscription number in the page URL, from UWorld’s results and Previous Tests pages. It never stores or sends question text, answers or explanations, and communicates only with Anki on your computer.

Under a question you review, the extension’s panel reads that question’s ID to show your Anki cards for it. On Boards & Beyond, it reads the video’s title and the course breadcrumbs on the page to find your matching cards in Anki on your computer. It never accesses the video itself, its notes or your sign-in details.

Button settings are stored in Chrome and may sync with your Google account if Chrome sync is enabled. Chrome also stores locally: recent UWorld test names and dates, so sent tests retain their dates; logged-test records, so status dots remain visible when Anki is closed (set Logged marks to Off in the popup to delete them); your UWorld course URL; each test’s question IDs in the order UWorld’s Navigator shows them, so the panel can match the question on screen to its cards; the addresses of Boards & Beyond videos you’ve opened, so a topic in the panel can link back to its video; and the panel’s look and text size. None of this is uploaded; it stays on this computer.

The connection requires enabling Connect the UBridge Chrome extension in UBridge’s Settings. It listens only on 127.0.0.1, responds only to the UBridge extension and cannot add, edit or delete cards.

In UBridge, Question history is saved locally. The optional UWorld window retains your UWorld sign-in on this computer. On shared computers, use UWorld in your regular browser instead.

Your First Aid PDF stays on your computer: UBridge reads it there and keeps a searchable index of each page’s words, so pages open quickly. It never copies or uploads the PDF.

UBridge’s use of this information complies with the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.