Sentence Segmenter

This extension will make your text easily readable by separating sentences based on periods.

Sentence Segmenter - Chrome Extension

Sentence Segmenter is a Chrome extension that separates each sentence of a webpage based on periods, making text easier to read. With a simple click, you can activate the segmentation and enhance your reading experience by quickly finding the beginning of sentences, improving sentence structure comprehension, and easily skimming through content. Additionally, you have the option to replace periods with two spaces, following the findings of an eye-tracking study for improved readability.

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Extension stats

By: sentencesegmentationnlp

Users: 411

-14

Rating: 4.22

(9)

Version: 1.6.8 (Last updated: 2022-11-04)

Creation date: 2018-10-02

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage

Host permissions:

http://*/*
https://*/*

Size: 39.26K

Email: se*****@gmail.com

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# 44,310 ▼ 344

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#1268 in Accessibility ▲ 4 #220 in expand keyword 6 ▼ 22 #261 in line keyword 46 ▲

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Extension summary

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This extension can help make text easier to read by putting each sentence of a webpage on a new line (separated based on periods).

You can activate the segmentation by clicking on the top-right icon.

Github: https://github.com/AhmadHassanAwan/Sentence-Segmentation

If you need to reread, it can be faster to find the beginning of sentences that all start on the left.

Sentence structure can also become clearer.

If you’re skimming, you can abandon a sentence, and quickly find another sentence.

User reviews

Any update? It does not work. Can you please also automatic segmentation ?

Jack Axelrod, 2024-03-29

i read a lot of scientific articles and they often come with abbreviations. it would be super nice if the extension has features to recognize them. for instance, the extension changes lines if it sees (i.e.). other than that this really helps me with my ADHD and minor dyslexia.