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A browser extension that customizes webpage titles. FEATURES 🔡 Automatic Lowercase Titles Automatically converts webpage titles to lowercase as soon as you open or switch to a tab. Titles stay lowercase even when websites dynamically update them — the extension re-applies on scroll and tab visibility changes. 📋 Copy Page Title Right-click anywhere on a page and select "Copy Title" to instantly copy the current page title to your clipboard. No extra steps needed. 📌 Popup: View & Copy Title, URL, and Description Click the extension icon to see the current tab's title, URL, and description. Click any field to copy it to your clipboard with a visual confirmation toast. The description is read from the live rendered page (meta description, Open Graph, or Twitter card), so it reflects tags added dynamically by JavaScript. HOW IT WORKS • Content script runs on every page to transform titles to lowercase • Service worker injects title transformation when you switch tabs • The popup reads the page description directly from the rendered DOM • Multiple fallback mechanisms ensure titles stay lowercase even on dynamic pages • All processing happens locally in your browser — nothing is sent externally PRIVACY • No data collection — zero analytics, zero tracking • No external network requests — everything runs locally • No browsing history stored — no data is persisted between sessions • Open source — inspect the code yourself PERMISSIONS EXPLAINED • "Read and change all your data on all websites" — required to transform page titles and read the page description on every page you visit • Context menus — adds the "Copy Title" option to your right-click menu • Clipboard — allows copying the page title to your clipboard
Aug 1, 2026
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