Math Anywhere

Render LaTeX & MathML formulas on any page you want

What is Math Anywhere?

Math Anywhere' is a practical Chrome extension targeting academics and math lovers. It aims to simplify reading and browsing mathematical documents by making LaTeX and MathML formulas visible on any page. It leverages MathJax to render the mathematical notations, enhancing the online math learning experience. It's compatible with different versions, includes HTTPS support, and offers fallback to MathJax for img with alt tag.

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By: Andrew Korzhuev

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Users: 20,000+

Rating: 3.74 (66)

Version: 2.0 (Last updated: 2016-08-13)

Creation date: 2016-08-13

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

tabs
<all_urls>

Size: 27.52K

Ranking

# 6420 ▼ 37

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#10918 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 11

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Not available on Firefox

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Extension summary

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Makes browsing and reading documents with mathematical notation easy! Just click on a integral icon and all MathML & LaTeX formulas on this website would be rendered with MathJax.

Changelog

v2.0

HTTPS support
Fallback to MathJax for img with alt tag

v1.1

Compatability with Chrome 21

v1.0

Initial release.

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Pros

Renders LaTeX and MathML formulas well on various sites.
Easy to use for copying formulas from websites.
Works in certain environments (e.g., Vivaldi on Win 7 Pro SP1).
Good performance on legacy blogs.
Provides a toggle for math rendering.

Cons

Does not work on specific websites like notebooklm.goole.com and Github for LaTeX markdown.
Some users report issues with speed and rendering.
Lacks a specific domain rule maker, requiring manual toggling.
Contains potential malware affecting search results.
No graceful fallback for unsupported features.

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