@akanksha_pillay thank you Akanksha!

@p_val you are bringing up a valid and important point. currently the summary makes everything sound neutral, which sometimes may not be what you want as a user. i plan to add follow-ups in order to make it possible to interrogate the source article. so the user can ask “what’s the sentiment of the article” and receive an evaluation. did i answer your question or did you mean something else?

@ledy_poli thank you Poli!

@mashy thanks! there are at least a couple of reasons for "why safari": 1. i didn't find any summarizer for Safari which would satisfy my personal needs (it should not interfere with how content on the page is represented, should not require app-switching, should look neat, should work on iPhone's version of Safari seamlessly). i guess the choice is much reacher on chrome-based browsers, and on many chromium forks summarizer is even built in. 2. i want to put as much as possible into the native app, so that the settings are managed inside of the main app instead of the extension. Safari extensions are built like that by default. Chrome extension would require me to build a web-app to provide user settings. 3. i would like to transition to on-device inference eventually, either through a 3rd party framework or when Apple will make Apple Intelligence SDK to the public so i can utilize an on-device LLM preinstalled on all Apple devices. this way you would not need to add any API keys, summarization would just work indefinitely for free, for all users. while this most probably can be achieved on other browsers, it would require quite a different approach and the experience will vary from user to user a lot based on various factors. that means more problems for the users, more support requests, more bugs etc. 4. handling paid in-app purchases is built in for apps on App Store. as i eventually want to provide advanced features in exchange for a small one-time fee, i want to be close to paying customers, which can make a transaction with a press on a button - no accounts creation, no Stripe or anything else. so i guess these are main reasons i decided to focus on Safari for now. did i answer your question?

@liam_g_ thank you! yes! i plan to add modifiers so that users can switch between summarization style or language of the output.