Show HN: Chrome extension to search and summarize Reddit while on Google
2 by paraschopra | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Hello HN, I consistently find myself adding "site:reddit.com" to my Google searches. So, I thought: why not automate that? I built this open-source Chrome extension to create a sidebar on your Google results page with results from Reddit. In fact, you can customize it to do parallel searches on more websites besides reddit (like I've added ycombinator.com) See a 1-minute video of the extension in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hzz7V19bVVw Optionally, you can add your OpenAI keys to summarize results. This creates an experience of having your own client-side Perplexity-like experience! Link to the extension: https://ift.tt/Qi1EdTf... Link to code: https://ift.tt/8zeqIf1 Right now, it only works on Chrome. But since the code is open, you can adapt it to Firefox, Edge or other browsers. (Happy to accept pull requests!) Let me know what you think.
2 by paraschopra | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Hello HN, I consistently find myself adding "site:reddit.com" to my Google searches. So, I thought: why not automate that? I built this open-source Chrome extension to create a sidebar on your Google results page with results from Reddit. In fact, you can customize it to do parallel searches on more websites besides reddit (like I've added ycombinator.com) See a 1-minute video of the extension in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hzz7V19bVVw Optionally, you can add your OpenAI keys to summarize results. This creates an experience of having your own client-side Perplexity-like experience! Link to the extension: https://ift.tt/Qi1EdTf... Link to code: https://ift.tt/8zeqIf1 Right now, it only works on Chrome. But since the code is open, you can adapt it to Firefox, Edge or other browsers. (Happy to accept pull requests!) Let me know what you think.