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✨ Select any text to translate or summarize it instantly, right where you're reading — all on your device. Ever hit a wall of text in another language and just… scrolled past it? Next time, select it. ✨ Dragg puts a tiny toolbar right under whatever you highlight. Pick Translate or Summarize, and the answer appears in place. No new tabs, no copy-paste, no losing your spot. 🚀 HOW IT WORKS 1. Select some text on any page. 2. Choose Translate or Summarize. 3. Read it right there. Click anywhere to dismiss it. 🔒 YOUR TEXT NEVER LEAVES YOUR COMPUTER Dragg runs on Chrome's built-in on-device AI. There's no server behind it — the extension makes zero network requests, so whatever you highlight stays with you. The only permission it asks for is local storage, and that's just to remember your four settings. No account. No API key. No subscription. 🎉 💡 WHAT YOU GET • 🌏 Translate into English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese, or Spanish • 📝 Summarize long passages down to the key points • 🔍 Source language detected automatically • 🎨 Adaptive theme that flips light or dark to stay readable on any page • 🌗 Or just pick light or dark yourself • 🔇 Turn the toolbar off whenever you'd rather not see it ⚙️ BEFORE YOU START • Chrome 138 or later, on desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS) • The AI model downloads once on first run. You can watch the progress in the popup, and everything works the moment it finishes. • Chrome doesn't let extensions run on a few pages, such as chrome:// pages and the Chrome Web Store. 📮 QUESTIONS OR IDEAS? 98.junyeong@gmail.com — Korean or English is easiest for me, but write in whatever you're comfortable with. I read every message. 🙏
Jul 29, 2026
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