An extension opens any Goodread book on Anna's arc,Z-Lib in one click
DOM injection extension when similar Goodreads helpers already exist.

Useful book-finding shortcut, but Chrome Store shows item currently unavailable.
Readers, researchers, library users
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I built a free, open source browser extension that adds buttons directly onto Goodreads book pages. Instead of copying titles and searching manually, you just click the badge for whichever source you want.
You can also toggle sources on/off so say if you only want Z-Lib and Anna's Archive badges and not Gutenberg, you can do exactly that.
Supported sources:
Anna's Archive
Z-Library
Project Gutenberg
AudioBookBay (new!)
Supported sites:
• Goodreads
• StoryGraph
• Hardcover
• Babelio
• Novelupdates
it is available on :
-chrome
-firefox
- Edge
Available on Chrome and Firefox. Also for firefox mobile
Anime.js used for animation
No data collected , you can verify that yourself via the source code on GitHub or the privacy page.
This has been updated to V1.0.8 !
it is free and open source ,
if you want to support me and like this extension , pls star it and rate it. ( Also you can github sponsor me! )
Thanks.
DOM injection extension when similar Goodreads helpers already exist.
Useful extension but book rating aggregators already exist in various forms.
Facilitates piracy — Chrome Web Store already marked item unavailable.
The clever tradeoff here is practicality: it outsources persistence to your Airtable base so setup is minutes, not hours, and ships built-in Google Books search plus optional OpenAI recommendations so you don't need a separate recommendation stack. It delivers a usable, modern UI and a low-friction path to ownership, but the 'privacy-first' claim is only as strong as your Airtable/OpenAI choices and the free-tier record limits — worth it if you want something fast to run locally rather than inventing a new backend.
Fun distraction surfacing weird Wikipedia entries, though WikiRandom already exists.
Yet another share button, but at least it targets ChatGPT specifically.