Sunrise, Sunset, UV Index & Air Quality
Sunrise, sunset, golden hour, UV index, air quality and pollen for your city — in the popup and as a tiny badge on any page.
Pick a city once or use your location. Sunscreen advice, hourly UV chart, AQI with PM2.5.
- Free to try
- No account
- Minimal permissions
- 6+ languages
What you get
- Today's sun arc: sunrise, sunset, day length, golden hour, countdown to the next event.
- Current and maximum UV index with sunscreen advice and an hourly chart.
- Air quality (US AQI, PM2.5) and pollen levels.
- Optional tiny badge on every page shows what matters right now.
How to use Sunrise, Sunset, UV Index & Air Quality
- Click the icon and pick your city (or allow location).
- Read sun times, UV and air quality at a glance.
- Turn on the page badge if you want it always visible.
When it comes in handy
- Photographers planning golden hour.
- Runners and parents checking UV and air before going out.
- Allergy sufferers watching pollen.
Free and Pro
$5.49/month · $35.79/year · $49.99 once, forever
Cancel anytime. Prices are shown in USD; local currencies at checkout.
Questions
Where does the data come from?
Sun times are computed locally; UV, air quality and pollen come from a public weather service for your coordinates.
Does it track my location?
Only if you allow it, and only to fetch data for your area; nothing is stored elsewhere.
Is Sunrise, Sunset, UV Index & Air Quality free?
Yes — the free tier covers 3 files per installation with every feature. If you need more, Pro removes the limit; one Pro works in all our extensions.
What is Pro?
A single optional subscription ($5.49/month, $35.79/year or $49.99 once) that removes the free limits in every extension of the collection. You only see it when you hit a limit.
Does it collect or send my data?
No. There is no server behind the extension; settings are stored in your browser only. The only network request is to api.open-meteo.com, air-quality-api.open-meteo.com, geocoding-api.open-meteo.com, needed for the feature itself.
Does it work in Edge, Brave, Opera?
Yes, any Chromium browser installs extensions from the Chrome Web Store.
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Technical details and permissions
The extension asks only for what the feature needs:
| Permission | Why |
|---|---|
storage | Remember your settings locally. |
alarms | Timers and schedules while the popup is closed. |
identity | |
Site access | The extension needs access to pages to do its job (see the table); it does not send page content anywhere. |
Pick a city once (or use your location). The popup shows today’s sun arc with sunrise, sunset, day length and golden hour, a countdown to the next sunrise/sunset, the current and maximum UV index with sunscreen advice, an hourly UV chart, US AQI with PM2.5, and tree/grass/weed pollen where available.
On every page a tiny UV · AQI badge sits in the corner; click it for the full card, or hide it per site. Data comes from Open-Meteo (no key, no account) and is cached by the service worker every 30 minutes — pages never fetch anything themselves.