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Webpage outliner Smart TOC A floating table of contents for any webpage. Read long articles, docs, and online books with click-to-jump navigation and a panel that stays out of your way. Works on sites that use standard HTML headings (h1 through h6): Wikipedia, documentation sites, blogs, and more. Enable local HTML files in extension settings. ## Free - Auto-detect article and headings - Highlight the heading for your scroll position - Click to jump; expand or fold the outline - Floating panel: drag, resize, or dock to the side - Glance mode: hold Alt or Option and hover a heading to preview-jump - Copy outline to clipboard - Runs only when you turn it on per site ## Pro Optional in-app purchase for power readers: - Dark mode (auto-matched to the page) - Up to 6 heading levels (free: 3) - Full keyboard navigation between headings ## Quick start 1. Click the Smart TOC icon in the toolbar to show the panel on the current tab. 2. Click any heading to jump; drag the panel or dock it to an edge. 3. Double-click a resize edge to snap width or height back to auto. ## Supported pages Any page with semantic HTML headings used correctly. Sites that fake headings with div or span only may not work. Local .html files are supported when enabled in settings. ## Support Feature requests: https://smart-toc.canny.io/feature-requests Bug reports: https://smart-toc.canny.io/bug-report Email: fallenmax@gmail.com ## Also on VS Code Like this? Try Smart TOC for VS Code — the same floating TOC, built into Markdown preview. Free. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=FallenMax.smart-toc
Jul 2, 2026
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