Type s.
Summary Fires.
Article Summariser
Press Ctrl+Shift+Space. Type s. – the extension detects the CMS, extracts only the article content, and sends it to the AI with your custom prompt already attached.
CMS-aware extraction. 10+ platforms detected. 30+ noise elements stripped.
Numbered Prompt Shortcuts
World First Browser OS
Launch from Quick Launch
150+ Tools
Numbered Prompts.
A World First.
Unlimited Custom Summarise Shortcuts.
No other Chrome extension has this.
Open Settings. Add custom summarise prompts. Each one gets a number.
- s1. → “Extract every statistic, data point, and percentage mentioned”
- s2. → “List only the actionable recommendations”
- s3. → “Write a one-paragraph executive summary for a non-technical reader”
- s4. → “Identify the main argument and list supporting evidence”
Same article. Five different analyses. Each one triggered by three characters.
CMS-Aware Extraction.
Not a Page Dump.
Platform-Specific Content Detection.
Most summarisers scrape the raw page and send the AI a wall of text – navigation links, footer text, cookie banners, sidebar widgets, all mixed in with the article.
Article Summariser detects which CMS built the page and uses platform-specific selectors to extract only the article content:
- WordPress → .entry-content, .wp-block-post-content
- Shopify → .article__body, .rte
- Squarespace → .sqs-block-content
- Ghost → .gh-content
- Medium → article section, .meteredContent
- Substack → .body.markup
Plus Wix, Magento, Drupal, Joomla, and generic fallbacks. Then it strips 30+ noise element types.
Highlight First.
Or Don’t.
Auto-Detected Selection.
Select three paragraphs before opening Quick Launch. Type s. – the AI summarises only your selection.
Select nothing. Type s. – the AI summarises the entire article.
The extension detects whether you’ve highlighted text. If you have, it uses the selection. If you haven’t, it extracts the full page content. You don’t configure this. It just works.
What Other Extensions
Can’t Do.
Your Prompt. Your Rules. Your API Key.
- Trigger → Type s. – two characters. Not click icon, wait for popup.
- Custom Prompts → Numbered shortcuts: s1. s2. s3. Not browsing a prompt library.
- Selected Text → Auto-detected from highlight. No right-click context menu.
- Content Extraction → CMS-aware across 10+ platforms. Not a generic page scrape.
- Prompt Access → Fully visible and editable. Not hidden and unchangeable.
- Pricing → Your API key, your cost. No per-summary subscriptions.
Five seconds from “I need a summary” to “it’s generating.”
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