NotebookAwesome - Colab & Jupyter
Overview
Numbered headers, cell names, cell navigator sidebar, and custom run sequences for Google Colab and Jupyter Notebooks.
NotebookAwesome is a powerful extension that brings cell numbering, custom cell naming, an interactive popup cell navigator, color tags, and custom run sequences to Google Colab and browser-based Jupyter Notebooks. KEY FEATURES: - Numbered Headers: Auto-numbered headers above each notebook cell (Cell 1, Cell 2, etc.). - Nameable Cells: Give any cell a custom name (e.g. "Load Data", "Train Model Split") shown in headers and throughout the navigator. - Cell Navigator: Click the extension icon in your browser toolbar to open the dropdown cell navigator. Filter by code/markdown cells, search, and jump to any cell in one click. - Grouping: Section headers automatically group cells under Markdown headings (# Heading 1). - Custom Run Sequences: Define named execution pipelines (e.g. 2, 3, 4, 5-8) and run them sequentially with live progress status bars. - Color Tags: Tag cells with custom color swatches to group work, TODOs, or model training stages. - Cross-Browser & Cross-PC Portability: All cell names, color tags, and custom run sequences are stored inside the .ipynb file metadata and synced across devices via cloud storage. Free and open-source. Compatible with Google Colab and Jupyter Notebooks in Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Firefox.
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Details
- Version0.1.0
- UpdatedSeptember 26, 2026
- Size49.39KiB
- LanguagesEnglish
- Developer
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