Clipped

Clipped - Summarize Anything

Clipped is a Chrome extension that allows you to summarize news articles into bullet points. With its patent pending algorithm, it extracts the most important information from text so that you only have to read what matters. Install the plugin, browse the web as usual, and when you need a summary - just click!

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2021-07-14

By: cricketstar1234

Users: 1,125+

Rating: 2.83

(18)

Version: 0.1 (Last updated: 2012-12-30)

Creation date: 2012-12-30

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

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

Size: 13.35K

Price: Free

URLs: Website

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Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Clipped summarizes news articles into bullet points. It's patent pending algorithm extracts the most important information from text so that you only have to read what matters.

Read stuff blazing fast, and discover content like never before. Our cutting edge technology analyzes text grammatically, and statistically determines what information is the most important. Clipped even re-reads its summaries to make sure that they make sense. Pure genius.

Just install the plugin, then click on the Clipped button to summarize your current page. The button stays in the browser, so just browse the web as always,and when you need a summary - just click!

User reviews

Edit: Great news! When an ext doesn't actually work, as you remove it you can click the Report Abuse box on the popup removal approval dialogue box and it gives you the option to report Does Not Work as on of the abuses, and even leave a message for the Google Chrome Extensions team. If enough of us do this, we might be able to get them to trim the dead branches off this tree. Was: Does absolutely nothing. HEY GOOGLE, why don't you get rid of orphan dead software like this? Is there anybody working at the Chrome Extensions department? Hello? Yoohoo, anybody there? Did you sell this division to oh AOL or Myspace?