Vivies Summarizer

Capture the current page and prepare a summary draft in your preferred supported AI chat. Vivies Summarizer works with articles, posts, publisher pages, and available page transcripts. 🌟 KEY FEATURES Page Capture: Capture the active page title, URL, and readable content with a keyboard shortcut. Summary Drafts: Build the summary prompt locally, open the selected chat service, and fill its composer. Auto Submit: Optionally submit the generated prompt automatically. Temporary Chat: Use temporary or private chat mode when the selected service supports it. Custom Prompt & Template: Edit both the summary instruction and source-data layout. Adaptive Long Content: Use the destination composer's measured capacity and continue with queued or response-aware parts only when required. Editable Shortcut: Customize the two-step capture sequence in the sidebar. Settings Sidebar: Manage the chat destination, prompt, general options, theme, and language. 💡 HOW TO USE Install the extension. Open the page you want to summarize. Press Command+X+X on macOS or Ctrl+X+X on Windows/Linux. Confirm the selected AI chat opens. Review, edit, or submit the generated prompt. Use the sidebar to change the chat destination, prompt, language, theme, or delivery settings. 🔒 PRIVACY & SECURITY Vivies Summarizer runs locally in your browser. No data is sent to developer-owned servers. No third-party analytics, advertising, or telemetry is used. Preferences are stored locally using Chrome storage APIs. When you invoke capture, the current page title, URL, readable text, and available transcript are processed locally and transferred only to the AI chat you selected. The extension keeps a lightweight shortcut listener on ordinary web pages, but extracts page content only after the user completes the shortcut. Chat-page automation is limited to the supported destinations declared in the extension. ⚠️ DISCLAIMER Vivies Summarizer is an independent extension and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the third-party websites and services it can interact with. Users are responsible for reviewing generated prompts and complying with the terms of the destination service and source website.