MaxFocus

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SI Score
70/100
Pricing
Not confirmed
Free plan
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What it does

MaxFocus is a browser extension that shows link previews on the page you are already viewing. Hover, click, or use shortcuts to open articles, videos, and other content in a preview window. It also offers a reader mode, a video mode, and an AI assistant for summaries and answers.

MaxFocus is a browser extension that shows a preview of a link without leaving the page you are on. The homepage says you can hover, click, or use shortcuts to preview links, and it describes reader mode for ad-free reading and video mode for watching videos without sidebars. It also lists an AI assistant that can give answers or summaries on the page. The site says MaxFocus works on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Vivaldi, and Brave, and that it works on all websites with links. The homepage states that the extension does not track browsing history, does not store personal data, and blocks trackers. A pricing page was not found, so the free plan, paid tiers, and signup requirements are unknown. The homepage mentions a PRO version but gives no price or feature list. The site also says it is trusted by 10,000+ users, but that number is a marketing claim and not independently verified here.

Strengths
  • Previews links without leaving the current page
  • Reader mode converts pages into a clean, ad-free format
  • Video mode removes sidebars and distractions
  • Works on Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Vivaldi, and Brave
Watch out for
  • No pricing page was found, so plan details are unknown
  • The homepage mentions a PRO version but does not list its features or price
  • The user count is a marketing claim and is not independently verified
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ResearchersStudentsWritersProfessionalsBrowser users Previewing links before clickingReading articles without ads