Context Menu Master

Menu Mod

Create custom context menu items to perform actions on selected text, links, images and more on any website. 🚀 Menu Mod – Custom Right-Click Menus for Any Website 🚀 Customize your browser's right-click menu with unlimited menu items, folders and separators. Menu Mod lets you build a personalized context menu that adapts to your workflow — no coding required. ⚡ POWERFUL TEMPLATE ENGINE Use dynamic placeholders and functions to create intelligent URLs that adapt to any content. Capture selected text, page URLs, link text, image sources and more. Transform data with encoding, text manipulation, regex pattern matching and advanced string operations. 🔄 MULTIPLE PROFILES Switch between different menu sets instantly. Create separate profiles for work, development, research and personal browsing. Each profile maintains its own menu structure. 📚 PRESET LIBRARY Browse ready-to-use menu templates by category. Apply popular configurations with one click. Get inspiration from proven URL patterns for common tasks like searching, translating, sharing and reverse image lookup. ⌨️ KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS Assign shortcuts to menu items for lightning-fast access. Cycle through profiles with a single keystroke. Open links in the background with a toggle. 🎯 ORGANIZE YOUR MENU Drag and drop to reorder items. Create nested folder structures. Add visual separators between menu sections. Enable or disable items without deleting them. 💾 IMPORT & EXPORT Backup your complete configuration as JSON. Share menu setups with team members. Migrate settings between devices. Restore from backups anytime. 👥 PERFECT FOR • Developers: Quick access to code search, documentation, debugging tools and GitHub workflows. • Researchers: One-click access to academic databases, reference tools and research platforms. • Content Creators: Streamlined sharing, translation, formatting and publishing workflows. • Power Users: Automation of repetitive tasks across any website. Transform your browsing experience. Install Menu Mod today and build the context menu you've always wanted.

Context Lookups

This extension adds configurable lookup options for the context menu of selected text. Quickly search information as you browse. Just select the text you want to look up, bring up the right-click/long-press context menu, and select the configured lookup option that you want. Need to quickly check the definition of "bi-weekly" when someone emails you about a meeting? Curious about the literal meaning of "je ne sais quoi" when it comes up in an article? Want to know who exactly "Robert Walpole" is when someone mentions them in a comment? Context Lookups has you covered! Get up to speed or satisfy your curiosity in no time at all, then be on your merry way. You can set the results to appear as regular webpages, or make things extra convenient with simplified popup windows. This much can already be done with just the default lookups, but the possibilities go far beyond that. Copy the search query URL base of whatever website you want to use, and create a context menu item for it in the extension popup, it's that simple. Just remember to save your changes! Unit Conversion - Use "https://www.google.com/search?q=convert+" as the URL base. Synonyms/Antonyms - Use "https://www.thesaurus.com/browse/" as the URL base. Rhymes - Use "https://www.rhymezone.com/r/rhyme.cgi?typeofrhyme=perfect&Word=" as the URL base. Note that ampersand characters (&) in context menu labels are used to assign shortcut keys. To make a letter within the label the shortcut key for the option (while it's shown), simply put an ampersand in front of it. For example, set the label as "Rh&ymes" to make a context menu option "Rhymes" with the shortcut key 'y'. To put an ampersand in the actual label, simply include it twice, as in "Synonyms && Antonyms" to get a label of "Synonyms & Antonyms". This is my first extension, so any feedback is appreciated. NOTE: Due to browser limitations, results displayed in a popup are unfortunately restricted to the primary display. If using multiple displays, try to keep the browser window using the extension on the primary display. Alternatively, you can set the results to display as normal pages instead. Version 3: Updated to use Manifest version 3. Apologies for any resultant issues I might have missed. After a couple revisions, I think I've got it working with pre-existing saved data, but if you still encounter issues, I recommend saving your loaded configurations from the extension popup to update the saved data. Opening as a regular window popup is now supported, by simply selecting the center of the slider. Changed the default definition lookup to a simple Google search query, as this has better fallback behavior when a definition isn't found in the primary source. Version 4: New features and quality of life improvements: - Import and Export from/to a file (remember to save after importing!). - A much larger number of menu items are supported than before (working around browser limitations). - Internal scrolling, for retaining easy access to button controls. - Now indicates when you have unsaved changes. - Encountered errors now get displayed, though hopefully this won't be needed. :) Added a link to my portfolio site with my other projects. Version 5: - Now available for multiple browsers! - Various updates and improvements. - Better accessibility support. - Dark mode, applied in accordance with the browser theme. - Updated the default translation lookup to work with the latest Google Translate URL structure. - You can now do configurations in an options page rather than the extension popup.

Hey Grok Context Menu

Adds Hey Grok options to the context menu for selected text Hey Grok Context Menu is a chrome extension that adds a context menu for selected text for any website. Simply highlight text then right click, select Hey Grok and select from a drop down menu of various commands such as Fact Check, Explain, Describe, Define.

NotebookLM Source Uploader

Supercharge your research and learning workflow in Google NotebookLM! Are you tired of the tedious, one-by-one process of adding sources to your notebooks? The NotebookLM Source Uploader is the essential utility designed to eliminate repetitive clicks and save you valuable time. With this extension, you can add dozens of Website or YouTube sources to your notebook in the time it would normally take to add just a few. Simply paste your list of links, click one button, and watch as the extension automates the entire process for you. How It Works: Make sure you have a Google NotebookLM notebook open in a browser tab. Click the extension icon in your toolbar to open the uploader. Choose the source type (Website or YouTube). Paste all your URLs into the text field, with each URL on a new line. Click "Upload to NotebookLM". The extension will automatically find the correct tab and begin adding each source, one after the other, until the job is done. Key Features: Batch Uploading: Add an unlimited number of sources in a single operation. Supports Key Formats: Works seamlessly with both standard Websites and YouTube links. Automatic Tab Handling: Intelligently finds your open NotebookLM tab or opens a new one for you. Simple & Intuitive Interface: No complicated settings. Just paste your links and go. Built-in Guide: A clear and simple help section is included to get you started instantly. Privacy First: Your privacy is paramount. This extension operates entirely within your browser. Your URLs and any other data are never stored, collected, or sent to any external server. It's a simple, secure automation tool. Stop wasting time on manual data entry and focus on what truly matters: your research, learning, and insights. Install the NotebookLM Source Uploader today and streamline your workflow Save time by automatically uploading lists of Website or YouTube URLs to your Google NotebookLM notebooks. Automate adding multiple websites and YouTube links to Google NotebookLM. The fastest way to batch-upload all your research sources to NotebookLM.