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Sync Overleaf projects with GitHub repositories Gitleaf is a Chrome extension that bridges [Overleaf](https://www.overleaf.com) (online LaTeX editor) and [GitHub](https://github.com). It lets you push your Overleaf project to a GitHub repo (or a subfolder of one) and pull changes back — all from your browser, with no external server. This is especially useful for free-tier Overleaf users who don't have access to Overleaf's built-in Git bridge, or for users who want to map an Overleaf project to a *subfolder* of an existing repo.
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