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An extension enabling multiple types of searches for highlighting matches on a web page, in place of Chrome's CTRL+F.
AI-powered CTRL + F for easy document search
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Locus Smart Search completely reimagines CTRL + F (or ⌘+F on a Mac) so you can quickly find and organize information from webpages or PDFs using natural language. It goes beyond basic keyword matching by understanding your search intent and highlighting the exact sections you need—even in lengthy, complex documents.
Mix and match content from multiple pages, searches, and AI-generated summaries as you dive deeper into your research. Locus makes it easy to gather your highlights in a single “Action Drawer” and automatically turn them into interactive “cards,” helping you synthesize ideas without hopping between tabs or apps.
Need specialized AI help? Locus supports popular language models (LLMs) like OpenAI, Gemini, Anthropic Claude, and now, Deepseek in v3.0!, letting you switch to a dedicated AI profile optimized for your exact needs—be it academic research, legal analysis, or simple curiosity.
Whether you’re working with long papers, PDFs, news articles, blog posts, or online textbooks, Locus seamlessly adapts to most text-heavy web pages. Save time, stay organized, and hack your productivity by letting Locus handle the heavy lifting of searches and summaries—so you can focus on what truly matters.
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An extension enabling multiple types of searches for highlighting matches on a web page, in place of Chrome's CTRL+F.
Like Ctrl + F, but with the features you wish it had
Automatically load correct answers from previous quiz attempts.
Highlight multiple words separated by comma, space or arbitrary separator with persistent history
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Search webpages or entered text for the answers you need.
Couldn't even get it to summarize a simple wikipedia page
I've never been able to log into this no matter what I try, and it is so utterly garbage if you don't have an account. Requiring an account for a simple extension is also ridiculous, but I digress. The page just infinitely loads when I attempt to make an account. It probably has to do with the enforced captcha that only has text loaded in. Fix your website.
lets you search THREE web pages per day. service is slow, and the idea of it is an invasion of privacy.
lacks function to highlight just the synonyms, instead of the entire sentence
Locus is very useful for reading and searching long documents. Keyword search is hard to remember exact match with longer documents but with locus I can just use natural language which is much easier.
I like him a lot, he is too kind
All the page show: "Navigate to a valid page or refresh page", even if i am not on PDF! On wikipedia, it don't work too.
cant get it to work on anything it just says "Navigate to a valid page or refresh page". i followed all instructions
Is there a reason why it keeps telling me to "Navigate to a valid page or refresh page." rather than allowing me to search?
great potential, excited about future builds