Free Chrome extension for Bahria University students, every campus
The Bahria University LMS and CMS, finally pleasant to use.
Campuslit is a free Chrome extension that redesigns the student CMS and LMS you already use. Same logins, same data, with a cleaner look, due-date countdowns, an attendance planner and a time table you can read.
Drag to compare. The same LMS page, drawn with invented sample data, not a real student.
Works oncms.bahria.edu.pk and lms.bahria.edu.pk, the portals every campus uses.
Changes how pages look and adds helpers. Your data, marks and buttons stay the university’s.
Unofficial. Made by students. Not made, endorsed or supported by Bahria University.
At a glance
What is Campuslit?
Campuslit (sometimes written Campus Lit or CampusLit) is a free, open-source browser extension that redesigns the Bahria University student LMS and CMS. It is the quickest way to get a cleaner Bahria portal: install it once and your existing logins and data look new.
Name
Campuslit (also Campus Lit, CampusLit)
What it is
A browser extension that restyles the Bahria University LMS and CMS
Works on
lms.bahria.edu.pk and cms.bahria.edu.pk, for students of every Bahria campus
Features
Six themes and a custom theme, due-date reminders, attendance planner, week time table with calendar export, quick search (Ctrl+K)
Alerts
Optional desktop notifications (off by default): attendance marked, quiz marks, new assignments, new lecture notes, and deadline reminders at 2 days, 24 hours and 7 hours
Price
Free, no sign-up, no ads
Browsers
Chrome, Edge and Brave (from the Chrome Web Store); Firefox 140+ (from Firefox Add-ons)
Privacy
Sends nothing to anyone, collects nothing, open source (MIT)
Official?
No. Independent student project, not affiliated with Bahria University
Every picture is the real extension, drawn with invented student data.
See what is due, before it is late.
A Due soon card counts down to your next deadline, and each assignment says if it is open, submitted or closed.
A small reminder on other LMS pages names the next assignment you have not submitted.
Deadlines are read in Pakistan time.
LMS › Assignments
lms.bahria.edu.pk · Assignments
Know how many classes you can still miss.
One clear row per course, with a plain line under it: how many hours you can still miss, or must attend, to finish above 75%.
Counted from your credit hours and your semester length (16 weeks by default).
Courses at or below 75% are named at the top.
CMS › DashboardCMS › Courses › Attendance
An estimate from the hours the portal shows. The university’s records decide.
cms.bahria.edu.pk · Attendance
Your week on one page, or in your calendar.
A clean week calendar or day-by-day list that tells you which class is next, instead of a wide grid you scroll sideways.
Add to calendar downloads your classes for Google, Apple or Outlook Calendar.
It remembers Week or List.
CMS › Courses › Time Table
cms.bahria.edu.pk · Time Table
Jump to any page in two keystrokes.
Press CtrlK (CmdK on a Mac) or /, type a few letters, press Enter. No more nested menus.
Finds pages by related words and forgives typos.
Searches only the menu you can already see.
CMSLMS
lms.bahria.edu.pk
Everything one click away.
The Campuslit button in your toolbar switches themes, and turns Campuslit off for the CMS, the LMS or both. The first time, a short tour shows you around. Skip it any time.
Off means the original portal, instantly.
Open settings for a live preview of every change.
Make it yours
Pick a look, or design your own.
Six hand-tuned themes and room for one of your own, with your choice of text size, spacing and typeface. One setting follows your device’s dark mode.
lms.bahria.edu.pk
Settings, with a live preview, open from the Campuslit button in your browser toolbar.
Get Campuslit
Add it in a minute. Then sign in as usual.
Campuslit runs in browsers on a computer. It is free, with no sign-up. Click Add to Chrome, then open your CMS or LMS and the new look is there.
Chrome Web Store: live
Chrome, Edge and Brave
One click from the official store. Edge and Brave can install from the Chrome Web Store too.
Prefer to install by hand? (Chrome, Edge or Brave)
Download campuslit-chrome.zip from the latest release and unzip it somewhere you will keep it.
Open chrome://extensions (or edge://extensions) and switch on Developer mode.
Click Load unpacked and choose the unzipped folder, then pin Campuslit to your toolbar.
Prefer to install by hand? (Firefox)
Download campuslit-firefox.zip from the latest release and unzip it.
Open about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox and click Load Temporary Add-on.
Choose manifest.json inside the folder. Firefox removes temporary add-ons when it closes, so repeat this after a restart. The Add-ons listing above installs it for good.
Private by design
It never sees your password, and it cannot send anything anywhere.
No server, no accounts, no analytics. It makes no requests at all unless you turn on notifications, and then only to the two portals.
It never reads what you type into a form.
Open source under the MIT licence, so anyone can check.
Yes, the same thing: Campuslit, Campus Lit and CampusLit all mean this free, open-source browser extension that redesigns the Bahria University student CMS and LMS. It keeps your logins and data, and adds themes, an attendance planner, due-date reminders, a readable time table and quick search.
Is there a Chrome extension to redesign the Bahria University LMS and CMS?
Yes. Campuslit is on the Chrome Web Store and works in Chrome, Edge and Brave on a computer. It runs on lms.bahria.edu.pk and cms.bahria.edu.pk and is free.
How do I install Campuslit?
Open the Campuslit page on the Chrome Web Store, click Add to Chrome, then open your CMS or LMS and sign in as usual. The new look appears on its own. Pin the Campuslit button to your toolbar to change themes or switch it off.
Does Campuslit send notifications about assignments, quiz marks and attendance?
Yes, optionally. In Settings, Notifications, you can turn on desktop alerts for new assignments, quiz marks, new lecture notes, attendance marked present or absent, and deadline reminders 2 days, 24 hours and 7 hours before. Campuslit looks at your portals every 1 to 8 hours while your browser is open and you are signed in, using your own session. The CMS signs you out quickly, so attendance alerts usually arrive when you next sign in to it; everything else is checked in the background. It never sees your password and sends nothing to us. It is off until you switch it on.
Is Campuslit official?
No. It is an independent project made by students and is not made, endorsed or supported by Bahria University. The university’s name and emblem belong to the university, and are used here only to say which websites Campuslit works on.
Which campuses does it work for?
All of them. Campuslit runs on the two student portals every campus uses, so it does not matter where you study. It was built using pages from one campus, so if a screen at yours looks wrong, tell us and it will be fixed.
Is it safe, and does it send my data anywhere?
It changes how pages look. Forms, uploads and downloads still go to the university exactly as before, and your marks and submissions are never touched. Out of the box Campuslit makes no network requests at all. If you turn on the optional notifications, it opens pages on the two portals using your own sign-in, and nothing goes anywhere else. On your device it keeps only your look, an optional note of open assignments so reminders work, the optional notification note, and which tips you have seen. Switch it off from the toolbar button, or remove it, and the original portal is back. Details are in the privacy policy.
Can I rely on the attendance numbers?
Treat them as a helpful estimate. They are worked out from the hours the portal shows, your credit hours and the semester length you set. The university’s own records are what count.
Which browsers work? What about my phone?
Chrome, Edge and Brave (install from the Chrome Web Store) and Firefox 140 or newer (install from Firefox Add-ons), on a computer. Most phone browsers do not run extensions like this.
The university changed its pages and something looks off.
That can happen. Switch Campuslit off for that portal and the page is back to normal, then report it on GitHub with a screenshot (hide your name and enrollment number first).
Before: the portal today
After: with Campuslit
