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Import the current webpage into Gemini Notebook and automatically get a TL;DR summary Make Gemini Notebook (NotebookLM) a seamless part of your daily browsing. This extension eliminates the repetitive work of copying URLs and switching tabs, letting you send content directly to your notebook for instant analysis. Unlike other tools, this extension handles the entire workflow automatically. It imports the source and immediately inputs the summary prompt for you, saving you valuable steps during deep research sessions. Key Features: - Instant Page Analysis: Click the extension icon to import and summarize the webpage you are currently viewing. - Link Summarization: Right-click any link to get the gist of the content without opening a new tab. - Focused Analysis: Highlight specific text, right-click, and send just that segment to NotebookLM. - Visual Feedback: Clear status indicators keep you updated on the progress. How to Use: 1. Summarize a Page: Click the extension icon in your toolbar. 2. Summarize a Link: Right-click a link and select "Summarize with NotebookLM". 3. Summarize Selection: Highlight text, right-click, and choose "Summarize with NotebookLM". Prerequisites: You need a valid Google Account and active access to Gemini Notebook: https://notebook.google.com Open Source & Privacy: This project is completely open source. You can verify the code, contribute, or report issues on our GitHub repository. Source Code: https://github.com/Jasonnor/web-tldr
Oct 20, 2026
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