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Frontend for Web Content Summarizer

This is the frontend code for a web content summarizer application. It allows users to enter a URL, and it then communicates with the backend to generate summaries and major points from the content of the provided web page.

Getting Started

To set up and run the frontend locally, follow these steps:

Loading the Extension in Chrome DevTools

To use this frontend as a Chrome DevTools extension for web page summarization, follow these steps:

  1. Open the Frontend Folder: Ensure that your current working directory is the EXTENSION-FORNTED Dir

  2. Open Chrome (or any standard Browser): Launch the Google Chrome web browser on your computer.

  3. Access Chrome Extensions: Click on the three vertical dots (menu) at the top-right corner of Chrome to open the menu. From the menu, go to More tools > Extensions.

  4. Enable Developer Mode: In the Chrome Extensions page, you should see a toggle switch labeled "Developer mode" in the top-right corner. Enable it by clicking the toggle.

  5. Load the Extension: You will now see options to "Load unpacked" or "Pack extension." Click the "Load unpacked" button.

  6. Select Frontend Directory: A file dialog will open. Navigate to the directory where you have the built frontend code (the directory containing the manifest.json file). Select this directory and click "Open."

  7. Confirm Extension Installation: You should now see the frontend extension listed among your installed extensions. It will typically have an icon and a name matching your project.

  8. Switch to Extension Tab: In Chrome DevTools, you should see a tab labeled with the name of your extension. Click on this tab.

  9. Use the Extension: You can now use the extension's interface to enter a URL and generate summaries or major points from web content.

Note :

  1. Please note that the exact steps and interface may vary slightly depending on your Chrome browser version.