Browser extension for summarizing webpage text content with AI (LLM Api)
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- 1. Features
- 2. Install
- 3. Usage
- 4. Inspiration
- 5. Feedback&Suggestions
- 6. Contribution
- 7. Update History
- Custom LLM Api provider configuration, use any provider you like
- Custom prompt templates
- Switch between different models or prompts on the page
- Input context length adjustment/limit & token usage view
- Multiple triggers for opening the panel:
Auto Open
/Floating Ball
/Context Menu
/Keyboard Shortcut
/Action Click
- Auto begin summary:
Enable/Disable
- Works with different site access permissions in the browser; can be started from the contextMenu without current tab's permission
- Privacy without concerns, no telemetry/data collection/unrelated feature requests
- (Future) Summary in popup / in-page side panel / side panel
- (Future) Site customization (glob, selector, trigger, whitelist, blacklist)
- (Future) Cross-site LLM request (using session requests from LLM websites)
or download from Github Releases and manually install
By default, the summary panel does not open automatically. You can open it in the following four ways:
- Click the floating ball in the lower right corner of the page (configurable:
Yes (default) / No
display) - Click the action (popup) button, then click the "Summarize" button on the page (configurable: clicking the action (popup) button can
Open the panel directly / Open the popup page (default)
) - Click "⚡ Summarize This Page" in the page's context menu
- (Manual configuration required) Configure a keyboard shortcut through the browser extension settings (not the plugin's options page). You can configure a shortcut trigger (recommended
Alt+S
)
You can also configure
Auto open summary panel on new tab
By default, the summary does not start automatically after opening the panel. You need to click the "Sum" button in the panel to start summarizing.
You can configure
Auto begin summary
to automatically start summarizing when the panel is opened.
By default, the plugin has access to all sites.
You can change the plugin's access permission to
On Click
in the browser settings:
- Some browsers (such as Edge) can directly run the plugin's functionality on the page with one click of the action icon.
- Other browsers (such as Chrome) acquire page permissions after clicking the action icon, but need to refresh the page to run the plugin's functionality on the page. However, it doesn't matter, you can one step run by the
Summarize This Page ⚡
button in the right-click menu (likeImmersive Translate
extension).
Some errors may not be displayed through the UI. You can view the errors of the summary panel through the developer console of the current webpage.
View the logs of the plugin background through the developer console of the background (options) page.
Requests sent to the LLM API can also be viewed in the developer console of the background page.
This plugin does not provide proxy functionality itself. It can be used with other browser proxy plugins (similar to ProxySwitchOmega) to implement proxying of specified URL traffic.
Copying webpage content into a llm website, then entering prompts and viewing the results is a common workflow for many people today. A browser plugin is needed to replace this process.
Currently(*~2025.1), the following provide this functionality:
Type | Product | Cost | Overview | Open Source | User Experience |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Small company commercial products | sider.ai, briefy.ai, monica.ai | ≈10$/m | Want to create a complex all-in-one system, with endless telemetry | No | Good |
Large model vendor plugin ends | Doubao plugin, Kimi plugin | Completely free | Doubao: Wants to create a complex all-in-one system, laggy, endless telemetry, cannot even be put on the extension store | No | Good+ |
Products listed in the app store by individual developers | Free or ≈4$/m | No maintenance, many are unavailable | No | Poor | |
Open source | chatGPTBox⚡ | Free | Supports multiple model configurations and has made specific website customizations | Yes | Good |
chatGPTBox is the only open-source, fully functional webpage summary plugin I found. It is a great project. The interface design of this project is inspired by it, but it lacks prompt customization features. In addition, its technology stack (React) is different from mine, so I decided to develop a new webpage summary browser plugin with my own technology stack (Vue, wxt, vercel-ai-sdk).
🙌 Welcome any feedback or suggestions
If you have any suggestions for features, interface suggestions, bugs, questions, usage feedback, or any ideas, please submit them in the issue.
Welcome to contribute to documentation, i18n support, UI, and features. Please refer to CONTRIBUTING.md
Please refer to CHANGELOG