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Quickly access ChatGPT from your browser and ask questions about selected text ## Description (English) ChatGPT Quick Access is a lightweight Chrome extension that provides one-click access to ChatGPT and allows you to quickly ask questions. Simple and straightforward with no complicated setup. ## Key Features - **One-Click Access**: Click the toolbar icon to instantly open ChatGPT - **Right-Click to Ask**: Select text on any webpage and right-click to ask ChatGPT about it - **Lightweight Design**: No complex configuration, ready to use after installation - **No Data Collection**: Does not collect any user data, protecting your privacy ## How to Use 1. **Open ChatGPT**: Click the ChatGPT icon in your Chrome toolbar to instantly open ChatGPT 2. **Ask About Selected Text**: Select text on any webpage, right-click and choose "Ask ChatGPT about [selection]" ## Permissions Explained - **contextMenus**: Required to create the right-click menu option - **activeTab**: Required to access the text you've selected on the current page - **storage**: For storing basic settings (future functionality) ## Privacy Statement - This extension does not collect, store, or transmit any user data - This extension does not monitor your browsing activity - All operations are performed locally, and interaction with ChatGPT only occurs when you actively use the extension ## Notes - You need to have a ChatGPT account to use the service - This extension only provides a convenient way to access ChatGPT, it does not provide the ChatGPT service itself - All queries will be processed according to OpenAI's privacy policy
May 8, 2025
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