Give a model the page, not the page's navigation
Copying a rendered page into a chat wastes context on menus, cookie notices and "related articles" blocks. Markdown keeps the structure a model actually uses — headings, lists, code — and drops the rest. The panel shows a running character and token estimate so you know what you are about to spend.
How to do it
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Convert the page, or use Selection for just the part you want the model to read.
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Glance at the token estimate above the preview — trim with Selection if it is larger than you expected.
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Click Send to AI. The Markdown goes to your clipboard and the chat opens with your own prompt prefix already in place.
Worth knowing
- Use Batch to merge several tabs into one Markdown file when you want a model to compare sources.
- Set your standard instruction once in Settings — "Summarize the following article:" and the like — and it is prepended every time.
- The extension never sends anything to a model itself. It copies text and opens a tab; the conversation happens in your own account.
That last point matters: there is no API key in this extension, so there is no way for it to leak one.
Features this relies on
- Send to a chat
- Batch a window of tabs
- Whole page or just a selection