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Right-click any selected text to instantly send and auto-submit prompts on ChatGPT. Select any text on a webpage, right click, and send it straight to ChatGPT without opening a new tab yourself or copy-pasting anything. Most of us end up doing the same thing over and over - highlight something we're reading, copy it, switch to ChatGPT, paste it in, hit enter. This extension skips all of that. Just select the text you want to ask about, right click, choose "Ask AI," and it opens ChatGPT in a new tab with your text already typed in and sent. The reply starts loading before you've even switched windows properly. Good for when you're reading an article and want something explained better, checking a fact quickly, getting a line translated, or just asking ChatGPT what it thinks about something you're looking at. No extra buttons on your screen, no popups, it just sits quietly until you right click. Once in a while a page loads slow and the auto-fill doesn't work in time. If that happens the text gets copied to your clipboard automatically and a small message tells you to paste it yourself, so you're never stuck. It only needs two permissions - one to add the right click menu option, and one to briefly hold your selected text for the second or two it takes to open the new tab. That text isn't stored anywhere after that and isn't collected or sent to us.
Sep 11, 2026
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