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Automatically redirects Wikipedia pages to Grokipedia. For people who never want to see Wikipedia again. Is your search result taking you to wikipedia, and they are begging for money again, and trying to guilt trip you with intrusive, unwanted banners... we got you! Wiki2Grok Automatically redirects Wikipedia pages to Grokipedia. It's simple, privacy-focused extension that helps you quickly access Grokipedia versions of Wikipedia articles. **For people who never want to see Wikipedia again.** > **Disclaimer**: This extension is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Wikipedia, the Wikimedia Foundation, or Grokipedia. 🎯 **How It Works** When you visit any Wikipedia page, the extension automatically detects it and gives you the option to view that content on Grokipedia instead. ✨ **Features** • Automatic detection of Wikipedia pages • Friendly popup with "Go to Grokipedia" or "Stay on Wikipedia" options • Optional auto-redirect mode for seamless browsing • Keyboard shortcuts (press Escape to close popup) • Clean, non-intrusive interface • Zero data collection - completely private ⚙️ **Two Modes** 1. **Popup Mode (Default)**: Shows a confirmation dialog each time 2. **Auto-Redirect Mode**: Automatically redirects without asking (toggle in settings) 🔒 **Privacy & Open Source** • No data collection whatsoever • No tracking or analytics • Only stores your auto-redirect preference locally • MIT License - fully open source • View the code: github.com/lucrat-erc20/wiki2grok Perfect for users who prefer Grokipedia's interface and want quick access while browsing Wikipedia. **For people who never want to see Wikipedia again.** > **Note**: This extension is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Wikipedia, the Wikimedia Foundation, or Grokipedia.
Nov 6, 2025
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