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Shows searchable, selectable paragraph numbers in Google Patents descriptions, including translated KR, CN, and JP pages. Some Google Patents description pages, including documents from KR, CN, and JP, contain paragraph numbers in the page data but do not display those numbers to the reader. This extension reveals the existing paragraph numbers as real text in the familiar `[0001]` format, making patent review faster and more precise. Because each number is inserted as actual text rather than as a decorative image, you can find a paragraph with `Ctrl+F`. You can also select the paragraph number together with the description text and copy both into an office action response, analysis report, translation, or other document. The extension works on original-language pages and on English translations selected through Google Patents' `Other languages` links. No toolbar button or setup is required: open a supported Google Patents patent page and the paragraph numbers appear automatically. The extension runs only on Google Patents patent pages. It does not collect, store, or transmit personal information, browsing history, search terms, or patent document content. It contains no advertising, analytics, tracking, or remotely hosted executable code. This is an unofficial extension and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. Key features: - Supports patent descriptions whose paragraph numbers are normally hidden, including KR, CN, and JP documents - Works on original-language and English-translated pages - Displays paragraph numbers in `[0001]` format - Makes paragraph numbers searchable with `Ctrl+F` - Allows paragraph numbers and text to be selected and copied together - No data collection, advertising, tracking, or external communication
Sep 10, 2026
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