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Explains passages, maths and tables in research papers and technical articles, helping students and researchers understand them.
22 AI Chrome extensions for research & study. See what each one does, then add it from its Chrome Web Store page.
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Explains passages, maths and tables in research papers and technical articles, helping students and researchers understand them.
A sidebar helper that answers homework questions from screenshots and assists students with writing, summaries, translation and grammar.
Lets students screenshot or highlight a question on any page and get a step-by-step AI answer, plus help drafting emails and essays.
Links legal citations on web pages to vLex documents and suggests related material, giving lawyers quicker access to legal research.
Gives students AI answers and explanations for homework questions across subjects, along with links to related study resources.
Brings MinutaIA into Brazilian electronic court systems so lawyers can ask questions about a case file without leaving the page.
Condenses the research paper open in your browser into key points and flashcards, and links each citation to an open-access copy where one exists.
Captures timestamped notes and slides from YouTube, Udemy, Coursera and Meet videos and adds chat, quizzes and flashcards for study.
Sidebar study helper that explains concepts, answers homework questions, builds practice exercises and polishes essays for students.
Lets students capture screenshots and take notes while watching YouTube or online course videos, with ChatGPT for questions and quizzes.
Gives step-by-step answers to homework questions you highlight, upload or photograph, covering maths, science, history and more.
Lets you chat with PDFs and web pages, get summaries and ask about images from a browser sidebar, aimed at students and professionals.
Students screenshot a homework question in the browser and get a worked answer with an explanation and related study material.
A study sidebar that turns web pages, documents and videos into notes, flashcards, quizzes and concept maps for students.
Upload a PDF and ask questions about it in a chat, getting summaries and answers drawn from the document's content.
Shows extra data and short AI summaries on UK listing sites such as Rightmove and Zoopla for buyers, investors and agents.
Saves PDFs, web pages and YouTube videos into an Anara library where researchers can summarise and organise them.
A third-party tool, not from OpenAI, that answers questions about a PDF open in Chrome and gives short summaries of its contents.
Lets students screenshot a question on screen and get a worked answer with an explanation of the steps behind it.
Solves math problems from a screenshot of your screen and walks through each step, for students and anyone checking calculations.
Detects academic PDFs while you browse and sends them to your ReadPaper library, where researchers can annotate and read papers with AI help.
Clips pages, images and files from the web into a shared Fabric workspace where you can organize research and find items again with AI search.
Pick one that does a single job you need, then open its Chrome Web Store page and read who publishes it and what it asks to access. Be wary of an extension that wants to read every site when its task only needs one, and keep the number you install small.
Open the extension's page here and choose Add to Chrome to go to its Chrome Web Store page, then select Add to Chrome there and confirm the permissions Chrome shows. It then appears under the puzzle-piece Extensions icon, where you can pin it to the toolbar.
Open chrome://extensions, or right-click its icon and choose Manage extension. Turn it off to pause it, or choose Remove to uninstall it. You can also limit it to specific sites under Site access.