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Adds Taylor Swift vibes to your browsing experience ✨ Swift Mode automatically detects Taylor Swift song titles and lyrics on any webpage. When the extension finds references to her songs, it highlights the text and lets you play the song directly in a YouTube video player with a single click. Features: Automatic Detection: Scans any webpage for Taylor Swift song titles and lyrics Smart Highlighting: Highlights detected song references with a distinctive style Immediate Playback: Click highlighted text to open a YouTube video player right on the page Works Everywhere: Compatible with any website - Wikipedia, news sites, blogs, forums, and more Privacy-First: All processing happens locally in your browser - no data collection, no external servers Lightweight: Fast and efficient - doesn't slow down your browsing How It Works: The extension scans the text on each webpage you visit When it detects Taylor Swift song titles or lyrics, the text is automatically highlighted Click on any highlighted text to see which song it matched Click the badge to play the song in an embedded YouTube video player Privacy & Security: No data collection or tracking No external API calls All processing happens locally in your browser No account required Completely free and open Perfect for Taylor Swift fans who want to discover song references while browsing the web!
Dec 22, 2025
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