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web-enhancer_and_task-manager

v1.0.2

Published

4 months ago

web_enhancer_and_task_manager

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anjalisharma3463

Web Reading Enhancer & Task Manager

Overview

The Web Reading Enhancer & Task Manager is a Chrome extension designed to enrich your web browsing experience by seamlessly integrating task management and text highlighting features directly into your browser.

Features

Task Management: Easily add or remove tasks akin to a to-do list.
Text Highlighting: Select and automatically highlight important text in green while reading.
Note Taking: Add notes to highlighted text for reminders or annotations.

Installation

To install the extension using npm, follow these steps:

Install the extension:

npm install web-enhancer_and_task-manager

Enable Developer Mode in Chrome:
Open Chrome and navigate to the Extensions settings page: chrome://extensions/. Toggle the Developer mode switch in the top right corner to enable it.
Load the extension:
Click on "Load unpacked" and navigate to the directory where web-enhancer_and_task-manager is installed (typically node_modules/web-enhancer_and_task-manager).

Getting Started Once installed, the extension will appear in your list of installed Chrome extensions. Start using it to manage tasks and highlight text as you browse the web.

Contributing Contributions are welcome! Feel free to fork the repository and submit pull requests. Please follow the Contributing Guidelines before making any changes.