Developer launches Safari Codex sidebar plugin for page selection queries and chart analysis
10/11/2026 — 10/11, 15:15·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- A developer has released a Safari Codex sidebar plugin on V2EX to address the lack of an official Safari extension, featuring a side-by-side…
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On October 11, 2026, a developer released the Safari Codex sidebar plugin on the V2EX community. Created to address the lack of an official Safari extension, the tool features a split-layout design with the webpage on the left and a chat interface on the right. Key functionalities include direct text selection for instant questioning, image and chart interpretation, and web-connected information retrieval. The project is currently available on GitHub at github.com/jianqilingyun/safari-codex-bridge for users and developers to try out.
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Latest turnA developer has released the Safari Codex browser extension, providing a side-by-side interface for web reading and AI chat on Safari. The tool supports text selection queries, image interpretation, and web search.
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A developer has released the Safari Codex browser extension, providing a side-by-side interface for web reading and AI chat on Safari. The tool supports text selection queries, image interpretation, and web search.
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