Misir reads along while you browse and chat with AI, works out which of your decisions each page belongs to, and files it there — all on your machine. The extension is how it sees any of that.
Chrome · Edge · Brave · any Chromium browser
Unzip it somewhere permanent. Chrome loads the extension from this folder every time it starts, so don't use a temp folder or delete it afterwards.
Paste chrome://extensions into your address bar and press Enter. Chrome blocks links from opening it, so it has to be pasted.
The toggle is top-right of that page. Unpacked extensions only load while it's on.
Top-left. Choose the folder you unzipped — the one with manifest.json directly inside it.
Sign in to Misir in this browser; the extension reads your session from the site. Then pin it from the puzzle-piece menu so it's one click away.
The first capture is slow.Misir downloads its ~140 MB language model once and caches it in your browser. That model is what reads pages on your device — nothing you don't save is ever uploaded.
Updates are manual for now.While the extension is unlisted, Chrome won't update it for you. We'll tell you when there's a new build — download again and hit Reload on the extensions page.
Chrome will warn about developer mode. It says that about anything not installed from its store. Dismiss it; the extension keeps working.
Capture is off until you turn it on, per purpose. See how we handle your data.