Summarize the Internet

Name: Summarize the Internet
Rating: 4.6429 (14 reviews)
Author: Don Patrick

Summarize articles, news and websites with a single button, saving you valuable time. Focuses on the important points and combats clickbait.

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Summarize the Internet is a Chrome extension designed to save your valuable time by instantly summarizing articles, news, and websites with a single button click. It intelligently focuses on the writer's key points and conclusions, filtering out weak arguments, baseless speculation, and redundant content to deliver concise and meaningful summaries.

By reducing page text typically to 20-50% of its original length, this tool helps you grasp essential information quickly and effectively. Its unique approach combats clickbait and unnecessary filler, providing a streamlined reading experience directly from your browser toolbar popup.

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Version:

1.9.0 Last updated: 2022-05-07

Version code:

5401486

Creation date:

2017-11-23

Risk:

Permissions:

activeTab

Size:

63.00KB

Email:

su*****@artistdetective.com

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Firefox Browser Add-ons

Updated:

a day ago

Ranking

# 3,860 ▼ 67

Other rankings

#220 in Feeds, News & Blogging ▼ 4

#2 in summarize keyword 50

#2 in summarize pdf keyword 43

#3 in summarizer keyword 14

#15 in internet keyword 57

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Summarize the Internet (v2.0.0)

2,000 5.00

(10)

User reviews

Pros

Works well on most sites
Saves time while browsing
Accurate and insightful summaries
Easy to use
Constantly improving with updates

Cons

Lacks options and customization
Not working for some users
Can be too liberal in summarization
Slow to start

Recent reviews

I love the addon! It works very well on most sites and I use it quite often. The only thing I could wish for is a fullscreen feature on the summary and/or some customization for the pop-up.

by *****, 2024-10-19

Summary lacks of options and doen't have any kind of text format.

by ox*****, 2024-10-18

top!

by Pe*****, 2024-07-24

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Summarize the Internet does not require any sensitive permissions.

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Summarize the Internet has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.

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