Each calendar day, the extension deterministically picks a verse from a curated verse-of-the-day pool. The same verse appears on your new tab page and in the toolbar popup all day, and changes automatically at the start of the next day.
The King James Version (KJV). The full text is bundled with the extension using the "bible-kjv" dataset (MIT License), so it works instantly without any network requests.
No. All 66 books of the King James Bible are bundled directly with the extension, so the verse of the day and the book/chapter reader both work completely offline.
Verses Of Our Bible includes a search bar on the new tab page and in the popup for your convenience. Firefox will show its own native prompt asking whether you'd like to make this your default search provider, but you're always free to decline it, and the verse and reading features work the same either way.
Yes. Open the toolbar popup and use the book/chapter browser to read any of the 66 books, or click "View Full Reader" for a dedicated full-page reading view with adjustable font, text size, and a dark mode toggle.
Yes. The last book and chapter you viewed is remembered across the popup, the new tab reader widget, and the full-page reader, so you can pick up right where you left off.
Yes. Open the personalize panel (the pencil icon in the bottom-right corner) to choose a background photo, switch reading fonts, hide the verse or reader widgets, and lock or unlock the clock's position.
Only the basic install and usage information needed to keep the extension working correctly. See our privacy policy for full details.
Yes, it's completely free to install and use from the Firefox Add-ons store.
You can remove it at any time from Firefox's Add-ons Manager. See our uninstall instructions for step-by-step guidance.