Can I Use Prompt Anything Pro on Any Website?
Yes, Prompt Anything Pro works on virtually any website you visit in Chrome. The extension operates as a floating overlay that sits on top of any webpage, so you can invoke AI assistance regardless of what site you are viewing. It does not depend on specific website integrations or compatibility — if you can see the page, you can use AI on it.
Last updated: February 15, 2026
How the Overlay Works
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Prompt Anything Pro floating overlay on a news article
Screenshot showing: The Prompt Anything Pro floating overlay panel displayed on top of a news article, with a prompt input field and an AI response visible
Ways to Invoke AI on Any Page
- Extension icon — Click the Prompt Anything Pro icon in the Chrome toolbar to open the overlay. Type or paste your prompt and select a model.
- Keyboard shortcut — Press the configured shortcut (default: Ctrl+Shift+P / Cmd+Shift+P on Mac) to toggle the overlay without reaching for the mouse. Fully customizable in extension settings.
- Right-click context menu — Select text on any webpage, right-click, and choose "Prompt with AI" from the context menu. The selected text is automatically included in the prompt, so you can ask the AI to summarize, translate, explain, or rewrite the selection.
Context-Aware Prompting
- Summarize articles — Select the article text, right-click, and ask for a summary
- Translate content — Highlight foreign-language text and ask for a translation
- Explain code — Select a code block on a developer documentation site and ask for an explanation
- Rewrite text — Highlight your draft text in a web editor and ask for improvements
- Research assistance — Ask questions about what you are reading without leaving the page. Templates can speed this up — see custom prompt templates.
Rare Exceptions
- Chrome internal pages — Chrome does not allow extensions to inject content on chrome:// pages (settings, new tab, extensions manager)
- Chrome Web Store — Google restricts extension injection on the Chrome Web Store for security reasons
- PDF viewer — Chrome's built-in PDF viewer may not support overlay injection. Open the PDF in a web-based viewer instead.
- Heavily sandboxed pages — Some banking or high-security sites with strict Content Security Policies may block extension overlays. This is rare and does not affect normal browsing.
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