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Best FACEIT Chrome extension in 2026: what to look for

What a good FACEIT extension should do in 2026: stats, win chance, map veto, smurf checks, auto accept and ping. Plus how to install one in Opera GX.

By begi ·

FACEIT’s website shows names, levels and ELO. That’s about it. A good extension fills in everything else you’d want to know before round one. Here’s what to look for, and how to install one in Chrome, Opera or Opera GX.

The checklist

1. Real stats on every player card

Recent K/D, ADR, win rate and match count for all ten players, with no clicking into profiles. Look for a recent window (the last 20 games or so) rather than lifetime-only stats.

2. Win chance and ELO at stake

A win probability for each team, plus how much ELO you’ll gain or lose. It tells you which games really matter.

3. Map veto help

Each team’s win rate on every map during the veto, and ideally a suggestion of which map to ban next.

4. Smurf detection that’s fair

A check that needs both low experience and dominant numbers, so it doesn’t flag every new player.

5. Auto-accept and auto-connect

Accepts found matches and connects after the veto, with a way to cancel.

6. Server pings

Live ping on each server tile in the lobby, so you pick the right four.

7. Lightweight and private

It shouldn’t slow FACEIT down, shouldn’t ask for your password, and should say clearly what data it sends.

How Prefire stacks up

Prefire was built around that checklist:

  • Player stats: avg K/D/A, K/D, ADR, win rate, matches, role and streak on every card.
  • Win chance and ELO stake on both team bars.
  • Ban autopilot inside FACEIT’s own veto list, plus a map matchup panel with win chance per map.
  • Two-tier smurf signals, possible and likely, that need both kinds of evidence.
  • Auto-accept and auto-connect with a 5 second cancel countdown.
  • Server pings and party map win rates in the lobby.
  • Extras: rematch radar, party chemistry, history with you, level countdown, and badges that show who else uses Prefire.

It’s free, needs no account or API key, and sends only anonymous daily feature counts.

How to install a FACEIT extension in Opera or Opera GX

Opera and Opera GX run Chrome extensions directly:

  1. Open the Chrome Web Store page for the extension in Opera.
  2. If Opera asks, allow it to install extensions from the Chrome Web Store.
  3. Click Add to Opera or Add to Chrome.
  4. Open faceit.com. The extension starts working on the next page you load.

Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers work the same way.

Add Prefire to your browser and see your next lobby properly.

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