Syncia - Power of ChatGPT on any website
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Syncia is a browser extension that allows you to use Open AI's GPT in any website.
Syncia enables users to chat with ChatGPT by opening a sidebar on any website by using the shortcut ctrl+shift+x. In addition, it provides a floating menu underneath any selected text on any website that allows users to generate text summaries, check grammar issues, and customise text length so on !
π¦Ύ Features
π¨οΈ Chat with ChatGPT through a sidebar.
π Use your own Open AI API key.
π Quick menu underneath any selected text which allows you to summarise, simplify language, translate, and more.
ποΈ Allows to store custom prompts and use them with quick menu.
π― Fully customisable settings page.
π Secure and fully Free and open source forever. (Please consider giving this project a star π and contributing π to support the project.)
For more info check out
https://github.com/Royal-lobster/Syncia
Note:
If shortcut is not working, Enter "chrome://extensions/shortcuts", under Syncia set new keyboard shortcut for "Open the sidebar"
Latest reviews
- Vicky
- keep up the good work
- ζ’¦δΈζ©ιΎ
- nice
- Henry Navarro
- Definitely a good open source solutions to have ChatGPT on anywebsite. My request for 6 starts app would be the possibility to add your own "base_url" in order to make the app compatible with any other api and not only with OpenAI. Source code: https://github.com/Royal-lobster/Syncia
- Andrea Tomassi
- Almost perfect, this could add copilot to every online code-editor. I totally approve the "bring-your-own-token" approach to avoid multiple subscriptions. A few feature missing to be a 5 stars extension (however I'm giving you 5 stars because at the moment this is the very best solution I've found. 1. File-based (json) Export / Import Prompts across browsers 2. Allow for moving / resizing the right bar size (multiple docking behavior in a top-bottom-right-left fashon such as browsers dev-tools could be a good solution) 3. Copy button for the entire answer. If code snippets are present in the answer, also add a copy button for each code snippet as well (as for Copilot) 4. The right-click CTA is not a solution for sites / web-apps where the right click is already used for contextual menus (lot of online code editors such as Cloudflare workers, node-red web gui etc). Maybe you can ask for text / code seleciton and then ask for a second different key combination shourtcut? 5. When adding the web page content to the chat context, It could be a better solution add more control on what I'm adding to the context. E.g. asking the user by css selector. This could be similar to the ad-blocker slider selection for ads, in that case we should whitelist the element containing the relevant content (wildcard for inner elements). Great work! Please keep upgrading this extension!!
- Ogbaje Stephen
- Wonderful User experience and really cool