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Detects invisible characters, Unicode artifacts and suspicious text. No more AI leaks. AIbolit is a local browser extension that helps you clean up text by removing invisible characters, unwanted artifacts, GPT‑generated templates, double spaces, and emojis. It works offline, never sends anything to servers—fully local. Access features via right-click on selected text. Main features: - Check for invisible characters Highlights characters like \u200B, \u2060, \uFEFF that are invisible but interfere with copying, uniqueness checks, or formatting. - Auto‑clean text Removes invisible characters and extra spaces only in editable fields, preserving site structure. - AI‑text check (beta) Analyzes selected text for patterns typical of ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and other AI models. Displays score: 🟢 “Plausible”, 🟡 “Mixed”, 🔴 “AI‑likely”. - Show character count Quickly counts characters—perfect for SEO, SMM, and text length limits. - Remove emojis Instantly strips emojis from editable fields without breaking formatting. Who is it for? - Students and authors who don’t want to “reveal” AI‑style writing - SEO specialists, copywriters, and content managers - Editors, marketers, and SMM professionals - Anyone who works with text and values clean, transparent content Why it matters: AI tools often inject invisible characters, template phrases, and emojis, which can break formatting (in HTML, Word, PDF), hurt SEO or plagiarism checks, and reveal AI‑generated content. How AIbolit works: All operations are done locally in your browser—no APIs, trackers, or external servers. It’s fast, safe, and self‑contained.
Jul 19, 2025
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