Hands-On: Building an Offline-Capable Local Browser Extension That Uses an On-Device LLM
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Hands-On: Building an Offline-Capable Local Browser Extension That Uses an On-Device LLM

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2026-02-10
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Step-by-step guide to building a Manifest V3 extension with an on-device LLM for offline summarization, autofill and safe command execution.

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