Add Rabbit Hole to your browser
Your RI in a side panel next to any page — ask about what you're reading, check whether something is real, with sources. It only reads a page when you ask.
Free · in the Chrome Web Store · made by EmergentRI
On Microsoft Edge, or prefer to add it by hand? The steps are just below.
Prefer to add it by hand? (or you're on Edge)
Download the .zip · 0.4 MB · includes Mozilla's PDF reader. Then follow the steps below.
On Windows? Read this first
If the download shows as "temp.driveupload" or never appears — that's OneDrive syncing your Downloads or Documents folder, not us blocking it. Right-click the download and Save as to a plain local folder like C:\Users\you\rabbithole (not inside OneDrive). Or pause OneDrive, download, then unzip.
If Edge or Chrome warns "this file isn't commonly downloaded" — that's normal for software added by hand instead of from the store. Click the ··· next to the warning → Keep → Keep anyway. The file is safe.
- Unzip the file you just downloaded. Mac: double-click it. Windows: right-click → Extract All. Keep the folder somewhere you'll leave it.
- Open your extensions page. Chrome: type
chrome://extensionsin the address bar. Edge: typeedge://extensions. - Turn on Developer mode (Chrome: top-right. Edge: left side).
- Click Load unpacked and choose the unzipped folder.
- Pin it: click the puzzle-piece in the toolbar, pin Rabbit Hole, then click its icon to open the panel.
It's in the Chrome Web Store now. The one-click button above is the easy path — it keeps itself up to date. The by-hand steps are only for Microsoft Edge, or if you'd rather not use the store; a copy added by hand won't update itself.