Quiztr for Chrome

Lets the Quiztr Mac app read the page you ask about. Read-only, and only when you ask.

Let Quiztr read the page you're studying, but only when you ask it a question. Quiztr for Mac can now understand what you're looking at in Chrome. Ask Quiztr your question by voice or in writing, or circle part of the screen while you talk. The extension reads the text of the open page: an exercise prompt, a formula, a passage from your course, an image caption. Quiztr answers with the exact context, with no copy-pasting or screenshots. Math formulas are read in their original form (LaTeX), so Quiztr sees the real equation, not a blurry image. - Only when you ask. The extension reads the active tab at the moment you ask a question, and nothing else. It doesn't browse on its own, doesn't click anything, and doesn't collect your history. - Only what you show it. If you circle an area of the screen, only that area is read. Otherwise, it reads the visible part of the page. - You stay in control. Page access is off by default. You turn it on from the extension menu and can revoke it at any time in Chrome. - Read-only. The extension doesn't fill in forms, doesn't read passwords you type, and doesn't change any page. Requires the Quiztr app for Mac (https://quiztr.com). The extension connects to the app on your Mac and does nothing without it. What it reads is used only to answer your question.