🎌 SamuraizeTM
Summarize the video or article you're looking at, in one click
Click to switch summarizer Summarizer
Paste a YouTube link and Samuraize carves it into a short, bite-sized document of its key points — no need to watch the whole thing.
The Samuraize extension for Chrome (and Edge, Brave and other Chromium browsers) adds a right-click menu item and a toolbar button. On a YouTube video or an article, click it and Samuraize opens with the link already filled in and the summary on its way.
What it does
Right-click anywhere on a YouTube video page or an article and choose 'Summarize with Samuraize', or click the toolbar icon. The current page's URL is handed to the right tool - YouTube summarizer for videos, article summarizer for everything else - in a new tab. Nothing runs in the background and the extension reads nothing but the URL of the tab you're on.
Privacy
The extension needs only the 'active tab' permission: it can see the address of the page you explicitly click on, and nothing else. It sets no cookies and collects no browsing data.
Installing it
The extension ships as a small folder you can install in under a minute: open chrome://extensions, switch on 'Developer mode', click 'Load unpacked' and pick the folder. Once it's listed in the Chrome Web Store, it'll be a one-click install from there.
Frequently asked
- Does it work in Firefox or Safari?
- It's a standard Manifest V3 extension, so Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera and Arc all work. Firefox and Safari aren't supported yet - the website works fine in both.
- Does it summarize on the page itself?
- No - it opens Samuraize in a new tab with the link filled in. That keeps the extension tiny and means every feature (languages, library, flashcards) is available.