It is a time-honored tradition for websites to provide a basic loading screen that says "loading" when a user clicks on a link. This helps users feel that their web browser is loading and provides them with a bit of time to check for errors.

In the case of websites with long load times, this chrome extension is one of the best options to help users manage their stress levels. Studies show that when people are waiting for a website to load, the longer they wait, the more stressed they become. The interactive loading screen developed by two high school students from Staten Island Technical High School (Eric Stein and Daniel Volshteyn) helps to overcome that problem by making the waiting time tolerable. This application displays an interactive loading screen in the top-right corner