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problem: Every time I study, read dense material, or use AI chats like ChatGPT and DeepSeek, I hit a term I don't know. I open a new tab, search, read, go back, and lose my place. Repeat 50 times. It kills focus. What I built: A Chrome extension that embeds rich, structured definitions directly in the page. You hover over a term and see a multi-source annotation on the spot. No tab. No search. No context switch. It works on AI chat sites like ChatGPT, DeepSeek, Claude, and Gemini, as well as any regular webpage you read. It's like Wikipedia annotations, but they come to you while you read. What I'm looking for: I want this to be genuinely useful for students, researchers, and anyone who reads dense material or uses AI chats daily. I'd love: Feedback on the hover UX — is it too intrusive? Too slow? Missing edge cases? Pull requests — the repo is open. Improvements to performance, UI, or source types are welcome. Bug reports — especially if it breaks on certain sites. Links: GitHub: https://github.com/SalamoXso/AI-Definition-Enhancer It's free and I have no plans to monetize it. I just want it to be good, and that means more eyes on it than mine.   submitted by   /u/FlakySecretary3828 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/18 01:45:54