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Semantic Search

Search webpages or entered text for the answers you need.

Users396Current public install base

Rating5.0Store average score

Reviews2Public review volume

Manifest versionV3Extension platform version

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Version1.4.0

ManifestV3

Size1.14MiB

Languages1English (United States)

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Overview

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If you've ever been to pages like Wikipedia, you know finding simple answers in the vast amounts of text can be a pain. Semantic Search makes finding answers easy and painless. This extension gathers the text from your current webpage, takes a question as input, and passes both to ChatGPT to generate a response.

How to use:

Navigate to any website that you need answers from, input your question, and hit enter. It only takes seconds to get an answer from even the largest webpages. Additionally, a confidence score is provided, so you know how well you can trust the result.

Updates:

• 1.2.0: The extension has switched to a new backend service for model inference. It now uses banana.dev and a custom-built model inference pipeline. The extension performed slower in testing, but the answers and server reliability were greatly improved.

• 1.3.0: The extension has switched to using ChatGPT for question answering. Due to now using OpenAI's servers, the maximum context length is 11,000 words. Also, webpages cannot be chunked into smaller pieces automatically due to ChatGPT not reliably giving a confidence score along with its answer. Despite this, model inference is now faster than ever and the answers generated are much more reliable.

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Store average score5.0Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text

Synced text average5.0Average computed only from synced review bodies below

Reviews with text1Synced review bodies

Total ratings / reviews2Chrome Web Store public rating/review count

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AI product read

Semantic Search and Question Answering

Helps users find answers quickly from webpages or entered text without manually scanning large amounts of content.

User navigates to a webpage, opens the extension popup, inputs a question, and receives an AI-generated answer based on the page's content.

Target users: Students / Researchers / General web users seeking quick answers

The popup JS is minified and large, making it hard to trace exact API call logic without decompilation. The presence of an options page suggests configuration (like API keys) but its content was not fully inspected. The description mentions 'banana.dev' and 'ChatGPT', indicating potential backend changes or dual support.

Monetization

No paid features detected

The extension itself does not appear to have built-in paid features, subscriptions, or payment gateways. The reliance on OpenAI's API might incur costs for the developer or the user (if they provide their own key), but the extension does not sell a premium version or charge users directly through platforms like Stripe. The 'pro' keyword matches were false positives from React library files.

Confidence: 80
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Source: AI / Medium
Login required: Yes
Reason: The extension description states it passes text to ChatGPT/OpenAI servers. While the extension code itself does not implement a login UI, the core functionality relies on an external API (OpenAI/banana.dev) which requires an API key or authentication. However, looking at the code, there is no visible API key handling in the popup or content scripts. It is highly likely the extension uses a shared backend or the user needs to provide an API key via options, or the extension vendor handles it. Given the description 'passes both to ChatGPT', and typical implementations, it often requires the user to have an OpenAI account/key or the extension uses a proxy. Without explicit login UI in the extension, but relying on an external service that typically requires auth, scope is destination_service. Wait, if the extension uses a backend provided by the developer, the user might not need to log in to the extension, but the backend might. Let's look closer. The description says 'switched to using ChatGPT... Due to now using OpenAI's servers'. This implies direct API calls. Direct API calls to OpenAI require an API Key. If the extension doesn't ask for it, it might be hardcoded (bad practice) or there's an options page. The options page exists. It's likely the user must configure an API key. This is effectively a requirement to have an account/key. Scope: destination_service (OpenAI) or extension_account (if the extension manages the key). Since the user interacts with the extension to input the key (likely in options), it's a configuration requirement. However, the prompt asks if LOGIN is required. Providing an API key is not strictly 'logging in' to the extension, but it is authenticating with the destination service. If the extension provides a free tier via its own backend, then no login. But the description says 'using OpenAI's servers'. This usually means the user's key. Let's assume the user needs to provide credentials. Decision: Yes. Scope: destination_service.

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Luke Sutor

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