'Jump To Recipe' is a Chrome extension designed to improve your online recipe browsing experience. It efficiently extracts the recipe details from any website or blog page you visit, including serving size, time requirements, ingredients, and cooking instructions. It conveniently presents these details in a succinct popup, eliminating the need for you to scroll through excessive narrative content or signup forms. Moreover, it features a favorite recipe saving option, bolstering its functionality by ensuring your top recipes are always a click away.
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Tired of scrolling endlessly to find the recipe on a lengthy website?
Jump To Recipe will do the searching for you and display the recipe as a succinct popup complete with servings, time, ingredients and directions.
No more having to dig through ridiculous stories about the chef's entire family history or mailing lists, this extension is active for your entire browsing session and pops up automatically whenever you visit a recipe page.
You can also save your favourite recipes to the menu, so they’re easily accessible for the next time you want to bake or cook.
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Pros
Time-saving and efficient for finding recipes
User-friendly interface and clean design
Save feature helps in organizing and comparing recipes
Automatically detects recipes without manual activation
Makes navigating recipe sites easier by eliminating unnecessary text
Cons
Inconsistent functionality; works only 1/3 - 1/2 of the time
May mess up the order of recipe steps
Does not include nutrition values from recipes
Can require multiple refreshes or long waits for detection
I want to like it because the idea is great, but the extension works 1/3 - 1/2 of the time and requires either waiting for a while or multiple refreshes of the page before it finally detects the recipe, and I mean sometimes that takes upwards to a minute. I'm of course not talking about cases where the page format simply isn't compatible with the extension but ones where the the extension eventually detects the recipe. Not a great user experience, especially since you can't save the recipe before the popup shows up. If the extension wants to do its work before the content is fully loaded and it may cause glitches then there should be a way to activate the extension on demand/hotkey.
Other issues:
- sometimes the extension messes up the steps in a recipe, e.g. the order is messed up (step 1, then step 3) or you have e.g. two #1 steps. Hasn't caused me any issues yet, seems like the bug is mostly visual, but it still makes me double check every recipe at which point there's no point using the extension if I can't trust the popup.
- the nutrition values available in the recipe aren't included in the popup.