Omage

Capture and inpaint images in AI chat streams Omage transforms your AI chat experience by enabling seamless image editing and inpainting directly within your browser. Designed for users who work with multimodal AI models (like **Google Gemini** and **ChatGPT**), Omage eliminates the tedious process of downloading, editing, and re-uploading images just to make small corrections.

### Key Features

* **📸 Instant Capture**: Automatically detects images in your AI chat stream. Simply hover over any image to start editing immediately. * **🎨 In-Place Editor**: A focused overlay editor allows you to crop, mask, and select specific regions of interest without ever leaving the page. * **🤖 Smart Prompt Injection**: Automatically constructs prompts with precise coordinate data and your edit instructions, ensuring the AI understands exactly *where* and *what* to change. * **💡 Dual Selection Modes**: Switch between **Box Boundary** (coordinates) and **Color Mask** (painting) modes. *Tip: AI models may respond differently to each method, so try switching modes if you don't get the desired result!* * **⚡ Streamlined Workflow**: * **Auto-Copy**: The selected/cropped image area is automatically copied to your clipboard. * **Auto-Input**: Your textual prompt is automatically injected into the chat input box. * **📂 Recent History Dock**: A convenient side widget keeps track of your recently captured images, allowing for quick access and iterative editing. * **🔒 Local & Secure**: Operates directly on the page content. All processing logic is executed locally within your browser.

### Privacy & Permissions

Omage respects your privacy. Here is a breakdown of the permissions we request and why:

* **`storage`**: Used to save your extension preferences (e.g., enabled/disabled state). * **`clipboardWrite`**: Essential for copying your processed images directly to the clipboard so you can paste them into the chat. * **`activeTab`**: Allows the extension to detect images and inject the editor interface only on the specific tab you are currently using. * **`scripting`**: Required to inject the content script (the editor overlay) into the webpage when you activate the extension. * **`declarativeNetRequest` & `host_permissions`**: Used strictly to bypass anti-hotlinking protections (Referer checks) on certain image servers. This ensures that the images you select can be successfully loaded into the editor canvas for modification. Omage does **not** collect or transmit your browsing data.