- Auto-detects standard & virtualized tables
- UTF-8 BOM encoding for instant Excel opening
- Granular row range & hidden column recovery
Tools for developers, researchers, SEO professionals, and everyday productivity — with privacy and practical usefulness at the core.
A dedicated browser extension that converts Microsoft Word manuscripts, clipboard tables, and typed math images into compilation-ready LaTeX snippets — completely inside your browser.
1280×800 Native Capture
Extracts headings, bold/italics, nested lists, alignment (center/flushright), page geometry, and tables directly into clean booktabs and longtable syntax.
Generates clean body fragments ready to paste directly into Overleaf or TeXstudio. Automatically unwraps \pandocbounded{} and removes \tightlist artifacts.
Built-in Tesseract.js engine (English, French, Math) recognizes typed single-line equations, standard Greek characters, and definite integrals locally.
Each tool is designed with a specific workflow purpose, zero telemetry, and minimal permission requirements.
Install directly from the Microsoft Edge Add-ons store in one click, or test unpacked builds via Developer Mode.
Click "Get on Edge" on any extension above to open its verified Microsoft Edge Add-ons listing.
Click the blue Get button. Edge will prompt to verify the minimal permissions requested.
Click the puzzle icon in Edge's toolbar and select the pin icon next to the extension for instant access.
For offline testing: download the release ZIP from GitHub, open edge://extensions, toggle Developer mode, and click Load unpacked.
Gmail template manager with dynamic variables, compose shortcut auto-expansion, and scheduled sending.
I build focused, high-utility browser extensions for developers, academics, SEO professionals, and researchers. Software should respect user autonomy: everything runs locally in the browser sandbox, requiring zero remote servers, no user accounts, and zero background analytics.
Every tool in this portfolio is crafted under strict architectural constraints. WebAssembly allows heavy compute tasks—like compiling Pandoc 3.10 and running document conversions—to execute right in your browser client without sending private manuscript data to third-party cloud servers. Similarly, file scanning, table extraction, and DOM diagnostics remain entirely within your device's memory. By refusing telemetry trackers and analytics SDKs, these extensions ensure your workflows remain confidential, fast, and completely offline-capable.