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Convert between m², hectares, and acres on allowed websites Land Size Unit Converter automatically finds land area measurements on web pages and converts them between square meters (m²), hectares (ha), and acres (ac). Designed to make it easier when trying to compare properties that have been listed in acres, hectares or meters square, you now don't have to try and remember how to convert between these. Just set your preferred unit, and the extension will automatically find the measurements and convert it for you. Features: • Automatically detects land sizes in page text (m², hectares, acres) • Click any converted value to cycle through all three units • Hover to see all conversions at a glance in a tooltip • Set your preferred display unit so values convert automatically • Control exactly which websites the extension runs on via Allowed Domains • One-click "Add this Site" button to enable the extension on your current page • Supports common formats: 500 m², 2.5 hectares, 16-acre, 1,234 sqm, and more How it works: 1. Add the websites you want to use it on (e.g. realestate.com.au, domain.com.au, etc) 2. Choose your preferred unit 3. Browse as normal — land sizes are highlighted and converted automatically The extension only activates on domains you explicitly allow. No data is collected or transmitted. This extension is provided as-is with no warranty. Conversions are approximate and should not be relied upon for legal, financial, or surveying purposes. Use at your own risk.
Feb 18, 2026
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