Sift turns any website into its essence: only what matters, on a clean white page, still fully usable.
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Chrome extension: reader mode on steroids. Every page opens as a clean, readable, usable view, with one switch back to the original.
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Read the full README ↗A Chrome extension that turns any website into its essence: only the information and controls that matter, on a clean white page, still fully usable. Built for everyone, and especially for people for whom cluttered websites are a real barrier: low vision, ADHD, dyslexia, older users.
Install page: https://sift.pujia.ar
YouTube search, original and sifted:
A BBC article, original and sifted:
Alt+Shift+S) shows the original page. Switching to the original lasts for the rest of the tab's visit to that site.src/content/index.ts runs at document_start. It puts Sift's root in the browser's top layer (a manual popover) so the original never flashes, then extracts and renders the page, and re-extracts when the page changes (mutations, single-page navigation, infinite lists).src/content/extract/generic.ts turns any DOM into Sift's page model (src/content/model.ts): headings, paragraphs, lists of items, forms, actions, articles, and portals.src/content/adapters/ has site adapters for YouTube, Amazon, and Gmail. They return null to fall back to the generic extractor.src/content/proxy.ts replays clicks, typing, selects, files, and submits on the original elements with realistic event sequences.src/content/portal.ts shows an original element (a video player, a map, a payment field) inside Sift's layout by lifting it into the top layer over a placeholder. It never moves in the DOM, so the site keeps working.src/content/shield.ts keeps the original page alive but inert while Sift is shown.src/background/index.ts calls the model (OpenAI-compatible API, OpenRouter by default), streams results, and caches them in IndexedDB per site. Each task tries a chain: its measured main model, a fallback, then a last resort routed through the owner's own OpenAI key, so an out-of-credit account still works; a 402 retries once with a smaller budget, and Sift says so when every model refuses. Model choices are measured in research/llm-bench.md.bun install
bun run build # builds dist/
./scripts/chrome.sh start # test Chrome with Sift, debug port 9444 (tmux window sift:chrome)
./scripts/chrome.sh reload # reinstall dist/ after a build
Test scripts (all use the test Chrome):
bun scripts/visit.ts <url> <name>: load a page, save a screenshot and Sift's outline to research/shots/.bun scripts/act.ts click:<text> type:<css>=><text> press:Enter ...: drive Sift with real input.bun scripts/a11y.ts <url>: axe-core audit of Sift's view.bun scripts/tabwalk.ts <url>: where keyboard focus goes.bun scripts/profile.ts <url>: CPU profile of extraction.bun scripts/firstpaint.ts <url> <selector> [runs] [--sift css] [--block amazon]: time to first content, the original (Sift off) against Sift, runs per side, in alternating loads of one tab. A probe injected before the page's scripts checks every animation frame, so a busy main thread cannot hide time; it prints each run (with FCP and long tasks) and the medians, and puts the tab's Sift setting back as it was. --sift li.item waits for Sift's list where the selector is a list entry. --block amazon keeps the Amazon snapshots and fixtures from reaching Amazon.bun scripts/serve.ts: serves saved snapshots and fixtures on http://127.0.0.1:8799.For local development, put {"apiKey": "..."} in local-key.json (gitignored). It is copied into dist/ and never into the published zip.
Publish the install page and zip: ./scripts/deploy.sh. Usage counts: python3 scripts/stats.py.
To shorten text, Sift sends page text to the chosen model provider, including text from signed-in pages such as email. Results are saved in the browser so they are not paid for twice: those from signed-in pages are deleted after 7 days, all others after 30, and Options has a button to clear them. Incognito results are never saved. Sift sends one anonymous request per day of use to sift.pujia.ar/e with the Sift version, the date, a random id used for that one report (so a retried report is not counted twice), and that day's counts: pages shown, switches to the original and back to Sift, actions, errors, list entries sent for one-line descriptions, Short versions asked for, uses of "load more", and the total and number of times to first view (for the average). No addresses, no page content, no site names. It can be turned off in Options.