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Browser Buddy

Launching today

Chat with any webpage from your browser side panel

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Chat with any webpage from your browser side panel

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BrowserBuddy AI is a Chrome extension that lets you chat with the webpage you’re currently viewing and use AI skills to take action on it. Summarize pages, ask questions, understand long threads, draft Product Hunt comments, write Reddit replies, or create outreach messages based on the page context, without copying text or taking screenshots.

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Launch tags:Chrome Extensions•Productivity•Artificial Intelligence

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built BrowserBuddy AI because I was tired of constantly switching between webpages and ChatGPT, copying text back and forth just to understand a page or write something based on it. BrowserBuddy AI sits in the Chrome side panel, understands the page you’re currently viewing, and lets you chat with it directly. But the bigger idea is skills, reusable prompts that help you take action on the page, like writing Product Hunt comments, Reddit replies, creator outreach messages, summaries, or research notes. It’s still early, but I’d love feedback on the concept, the side-panel workflow, and what skills you’d want built into a browser AI assistant.

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1d ago

Maker

I am proud to be part of the BrowserBuddy AI's team. This tool helps a lot with its page reading, drafting comments, simple personalized skills, and reducing the on-page time you spend by 90%. Simple, intuitive, productive.

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3h ago

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1d ago

What browser tasks would you want an AI side panel to help with?

I m launching BrowserBuddy AI, a Chrome extension that lets you chat with the webpage you re currently viewing.

The basic idea is simple: instead of copying text into ChatGPT, the assistant sits in the Chrome side panel and understands the page you re on. You can ask questions, summarize long pages, understand threads, or use skills to draft things like Product Hunt comments, Reddit replies, or outreach messages based on the page context.

I m curious what people would actually want from this kind of browser assistant.

Would you mostly use it for:

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