SummaReader — Send to app

Needs SummaReader Premium with the REST API on. Sends the page you are reading to your own SummaReader app, and to nothing else.

Sends the page you are reading to your own SummaReader app, and searches your library from the browser's toolbar. It needs SummaReader Premium with its REST API switched on. The free edition of the app has no REST API, so with the free edition this extension can only say "No answer". Press the button, or Ctrl+Shift+S, and a panel asks your app whether it already has the page. Then it offers what makes sense: save the page, ask for a summary, save the text you selected, or follow the site. When there is a summary already, the panel shows it. A search box under the buttons finds articles in your whole library, and opens one in the app. Setting it up: 1. In SummaReader Premium, open Configuration › Advanced › API & MCP › REST API and switch it on. It shows the port it listens on, 8765 unless you change it. 2. In Configuration › Advanced › Tokens, make a token, choose Edit permissions on it and press Browser extension. A new token can do nothing until it is ticked. 3. Open this extension's options, type the address of the machine that runs the app with that port (for example 192.168.1.10:8765) and paste the token. Save and test checks both without adding anything to your library. What it sends, and to where: only to the address you typed in its options, which is normally the app on your own computer or network. It sends the address and title of the page when you open the panel or press a button, the text you selected when you save it, what you type in its search box, and tags you change. The token goes with each request. Nothing goes to us or to anybody else, and the extension loads no code from anywhere. Plain http is expected, because there is no certificate to be had for an address such as 192.168.1.10. If you switch on HTTPS in the app, type the address with https:// in front, and let your browser trust the certificate the app made.