Ask This Page

Send pages and selected text to ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok, and more from the menu, shortcut, or omnibox.

Ask This Page is a tiny handoff utility for your chosen AI chat. It turns the current page into a ready-to-ask prompt with no copy-paste and no new sidebar to learn. How it works 1. Right-click a page or text selection, then choose an AI target. If only one target is enabled, the handoff opens directly without a redundant submenu. 2. Use the toolbar icon or Alt+Shift+S for a quick handoff to your preferred AI. 3. Type `ask` in the address bar to hand off the current page, or type `ask your question` to send a custom question with the page reference. 4. Adjust your preferred AI, enabled targets, target order, main and selection-specific prompt templates, and language in Options. Add, edit, or delete up to 10 custom destinations with a plain-text name and an HTTPS URL template containing exactly one {prompt} in its path, query, or fragment. Save Settings applies draft changes together. The six built-ins remain fixed. 5. Custom names are limited to 60 characters and templates to 2000. The combined serialized custom-target settings must fit Chrome Sync's 8192-byte item quota; invalid synced entries are dropped. URL handoff support depends on the destination. What it sends Ask This Page sends the page title, URL, and any text you select to the AI target you choose, and for Gemini, into Google Search (AI Mode), where it is governed by that target's own privacy policy. It does not read or scrape page content on its own; only the title, URL, and the text you deliberately select are used when you start a handoff. Private by design - No backend server. No analytics. No tracking. No account. - No ads and no affiliate routing. - No host permissions. - Chrome saves preferred/enabled targets, target order, custom target names and URL templates, prompt templates, and language through chrome.storage.sync and may sync them across signed-in browsers. No Handoff Data is stored. - Built-in target icons load from Google's favicon service using fixed domains, never page data; Google may see your IP address. Custom targets use a non-network placeholder. The extension never sends custom target domains to a favicon or other third-party service, but your selected target receives the handoff and Chrome may sync its settings. Localized for English, Spanish, German, Japanese, French, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, Italian, Dutch, Polish, and Turkish.