LaTeX From Web

Name: LaTeX From Web
Author: Manoj Aryal

By: Manoj Aryal

Copy LaTeX formulas from web pages with a hover and click.

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Features & Capabilities

LaTeX From Web is a powerful browser extension that enables users to extract and copy LaTeX code from mathematical equations displayed on any website. With a simple hover and click, you can grab the exact LaTeX source without viewing the page’s HTML or developer tools.

Key Features:

Wide Site Compatibility: Seamlessly works on Wikipedia, Stack Exchange, arXiv, and any other website using MathJax or KaTeX to render equations.
Cross-Browser Support: Fully functional on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, and other Chromium-based browsers.
Precision Copying: Each individual equation is recognized and linked to its correct LaTeX source, ensuring accurate results.
Smart Detection: The extension automatically identifies and activates only on supported equations, minimizing interference with other page content.
Modern UI: Comes with a clean, dark-themed popup panel designed for minimalism and usability.
Usage Tracking: Displays daily stats including the number of LaTeX copies and visited sites for your reference.
Lightweight and Secure: No third-party scripts or analytics — 100% privacy focused.

How to Use:

After installing the extension, click on the icon in your browser toolbar.
Use the toggle to enable the extension.
Navigate to any webpage containing rendered equations.
Hover over any equation and a "Copy LaTeX" button will appear.
Click the button to copy the LaTeX code to your clipboard.
You can paste this code into your LaTeX editor, Overleaf, Notion, or anywhere you need it.

Troubleshooting:

If the "Copy" button doesn’t appear, wait a moment for the equations to fully render, then try hovering again.
If the extension doesn’t respond, ensure it's toggled on in the popup and refresh the webpage.

Bugs or glitches in older versions have been fixed in the latest release.

Supported Sites (examples):

Wikipedia
Math Stack Exchange
Physics Stack Exchange
arXiv.org

or Any site using MathJax or KaTeX rendering

License: This extension is open-source and distributed under the MIT License.

Developed by Manoj Aryal Version 1.1 – Featuring enhanced LaTeX extraction and a streamlined, modern interface.

User Growth & Download Statistics

Add-on

By:

Manoj Aryal

Daily users:

80 1

Version:

1.11 Last updated: 2025-06-06

Version code:

5961692

Creation date:

2025-06-03

Risk:

Permissions:

Content scripts matches:

<all_urls>

Size:

32.61KB

Email:

ma*****@gmail.com

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Full description:

Source:

Firefox Add-ons Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-18

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 12,526 ▲ 80

Other rankings

#158 in hover keyword 11 #196 in x keyword 30 ▲ 1#241 in web keyword 85 ▲ 3#242 in web3 keyword 39 ▲ 1

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LaTeX From Web (v1.1)

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Developed by:

Manoj Aryal

Firefox Add-ons Store

https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/latex-from-web/

Email:

ma*****@gmail.com

Is LaTeX From Web Safe?

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