Tabs2JSON Chrome extension security report

Turn your open tabs into clean JSON. tabs-2-json reads the text and metadata of the tabs you select and exports it as structured JSON, built for feeding page content to a large language model. It works across page types by relying on how HTML organizes content rather than assuming any particular site structure. Why you might want it Copying a job description, an article, or a set of research pages into an LLM one tab at a time is slow, and pasted browser text arrives cluttered with navigation and footer boilerplate. tabs-2-json grabs the readable content from every tab you pick in one click, strips most of the chrome, keeps any Schema.org structured data the page already ships, and hands you a single JSON document an LLM can read end to end. What it captures For each tab you select: - The visible page text, cleaned of navigation and repeated boilerplate - Title, URL, canonical URL, language, author, description, and publication date when the page provides them - The heading outline - Any JSON-LD structured data the page embeds - A word count, plus flags for video-only or low-signal pages How it works Open the popup, tick the tabs you want, and choose Download JSON or Copy to Clipboard. Readable tabs are selected by default. Browser internal pages and any domains you block are shown disabled and cannot be read. Settings let you include or exclude page text, structured data, and headings, trim video pages, cap text length, strip URL query parameters, and pretty-print or compact the JSON. Privacy All work happens on your device, inside your browser. The extension makes no network requests, sends nothing to any server, and includes no analytics or tracking. Your settings are stored locally and never leave your machine. It reads a tab only when you select it and trigger an export. Permissions - tabs: list your open tabs so you can choose which to export - scripting: read the page content of the tabs you select - downloads: save the JSON file to your downloads folder - storage: remember your settings locally - host access: required so scripting can read the pages you choose Open source under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Source and issues: https://github.com/hihipy/tabs-2-json