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It's super useful for power users. You can connect any model you like through ollama (or similar services) and use your own pre-defined prompts to run against t
by dandanua 1y ago
It's super useful for power users. You can connect any model you like through ollama (or similar services) and use your own pre-defined prompts to run against the selected text on websites simply from right click context menu.
- oneshtein 1y agoHow to connect it to Ollama? I use PageAssist[1] extension for that. [1]: https://github.com/n4ze3m/page-assist https://github.com/n4ze3m/page-assist
- dandanua 1y agoYou have to change settings in about:config, e.g. `browser.ml.chat.provider = http://localhost:3333` with the address of your model server (I actually use open-webui with ollama for that). Then you could change the prompts, for example, those are mine : browser.ml.chat.prompts.0 {"id":"search", "value": "What do you know about the selected text?", "label": "Search"} browser.ml.chat.prompts.1 {"id":"grammar", "value": "Can you fix the grammar in the selected text?", "label": "Grammar"} browser.ml.chat.prompts.2 {"id":"summary", "value": "Can you summarize the selected text?", "label": "Summary"} browser.ml.chat.prompts.3 {"id":"code", "value": "Can you explain the selected code?", "label": "Code"} browser.ml.chat.prompts.4 {"id":"translate", "value": "Can you translate the selected text?", "label": "Translate"} I have found instructions here https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/advanced-configuration-of-the-ai-chatbot-in-firefox/td-p/85031 https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/advanced-configur..., though they are a bit outdated since you have to setup prompts differently.