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Everything, in one place
The full path from installing to exporting a result, in the order you would actually use it.
What to do first
The first run writes a default search group and a prompt preset. Use them as they are, or replace all of it.
- 01Click the extension icon in the toolbar to open the popup
- 02Pick a search group, type a question and send it
- 03The compare page opens a card for every site you selected and sends as soon as each one has loaded
- 04If a card never loads, check first whether you are signed in to that site
Four ways to invoke it
Toolbar icon: the most direct entry. The popup lets you ask, browse history and pick a prompt.
Ctrl+Q overlay: press it on any page and it opens without switching tabs. Its styles are isolated in Shadow DOM, so the host page is untouched.
Context menu: right-click anywhere on a page to send the page title or your selection to the compare page.
Selection bubble: select some text and a bubble appears to search exactly that. Both the context menu and the bubble can be turned off in settings.
Search groups & custom sites
A group decides who receives one question, so build as many as you have uses for.
Rules for the major AI sites ship built in, including where each one’s input box is and how it sends.
Custom sites are registered with a URL template: write the search term as a placeholder in the template and any website becomes a lane.
Switch between groups in one click, and the current layout and prompt entries follow.
Some sites will not embed
Sites can refuse to be embedded through their own security policy. The extension handles as much as it can with declarative network request rules, but a few can only open in a new tab. That is the site’s policy, not a bug.
Prompt library
Several prompt sets, callable from the popup, from the Ctrl+Q overlay, and from the shortcut button next to the target input box.
Save a question structure you have actually tested as a template and apply it when you ask, instead of rewriting it every time.
One-click AI summary
The compare page can bring several answers together into one conclusion. This part is optional and needs your own API key.
Put your API key in the settings page; summary requests go from your browser straight to the provider you name.
Costs and quotas settle between you and that provider. The extension handles nothing else and stores nothing beyond the key itself.
Leave the key empty and the feature simply stays off. Everything else keeps working.
Export & settings backup
The comparison exports to Markdown and other formats, and the export carries the site each answer came from, so it archives or forwards cleanly.
Search groups, custom sites, quick sites and right-click prompts all export into a single JSON file. Import it when you change machines or browsers instead of configuring again.
Search history
History is optional. Turn it off and nothing is recorded.
When on, your questions are kept locally so you can revisit them, and one click can send the same question to the whole group again.
History is written only to your browser’s local storage. It is never uploaded, and clearing browser data or uninstalling the extension removes it with everything else.
Appearance & dark mode
The popup, the settings page and the compare page all support dark mode, following your preference.
How it updates
Store installs receive updates from the store automatically. Nothing to do.
Source installs: pull the latest code, rebuild, then refresh the extension once on the extensions page.
A code change did not take effect
Changes to the background script, popup, settings page or compare page only need an extension refresh on the extensions page. Changes to the injected scripts — the selection bubble and the overlay — also need the target tab closed and reopened.
Getting help
If a site is not adapting, a card will not load, or a rule has broken, say so.
- 01Open an issue in the repository with your browser, the extension version and the site involved
- 02Add one line about what the card on the compare page is doing — it tells a site policy and a broken rule apart much faster