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Download videos, skip sponsor reads, receive verification codes, translate whole pages and set the volume, all on the page you are on. When you sign up for another AI service, the code from your phone appears next to the input field.

The 77Fox browser extension is a Chrome extension driven by the desktop app: video download, AI sponsor skipping, iPhone verification codes, page translation and page audio.

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Video downloads

When a video has no captions, transcribe locally and export SRT.

Problem solved

Avoid link copying, dubious download sites, and manual subtitle cleanup.

Who it is for

AIGC creators, vibecoders, researchers, and heavy video users.

Works with the 77Fox dashboard

Files follow site-specific paths; archived subtitles can feed later prompt and asset work on the dashboard.

Privacy boundary

Media and transcription stay local. Use CUDA when available or CPU otherwise; uploading the video is not required.

AI in-video ad blocking

Problem solved

Conventional blockers cannot remove ads spoken inside the programme, while manual seeking loses content.

Who it is for

People who watch Bilibili, YouTube, tutorials, and AI material every day.

Works with the 77Fox dashboard

Cloud, local, and BYOK models share one extension workflow and status model.

Privacy boundary

Captions come first; missing captions are transcribed locally. Only the required text reaches the selected cloud, local, or BYOK model.

OTP delivery

Problem solved

Stop moving six-digit codes between phone, mail client, and browser.

Who it is for

Freelancers, multi-account operators, developers, and AI power users.

Works with the 77Fox dashboard

Desktop manages connections and status; the extension exposes short-lived candidates only where needed.

Privacy boundary

Codes are short-lived events. SMS and email bodies are not retained as long-term content.

Captcha recognition

Results are returned to the extension on your own machine, and the image itself never leaves it.

What it's for

Less manual typing for simple image codes, while keeping the failure path explainable.

Who it is for

Geeks and developers who log into consoles, test environments and multiple server panels.

How it fits the dashboard

The desktop app manages recognition state; the extension fills the field on the current page.

Privacy boundary

Images are processed locally only. Slider and click captchas take over the page temporarily just when needed and release immediately afterwards; a failed recognition ends there and never falls back to the cloud.

Auto-check Cloudflare

When a site shows Cloudflare's “Verify you are human” checkbox, the extension can click it for you, saving you one click while you browse. It only works in the active tab you are looking at, only reacts to Cloudflare's official challenge frame, and only when the checkbox is visible and not covered. It clicks once per challenge, aiming for under a second after the box becomes clickable, and needs no local recognition runtime.

Passing is not guaranteed. It doesn't change the verification result or submit any form, and if Cloudflare switches to a different challenge, that one is still yours to handle. The click goes through the browser's debugging permission, so Chrome shows a debugging notice at the top, and the connection closes right after the click.

The CAPTCHA recognition module is off by default. Once it's on, Auto-check Cloudflare is on by default; you can turn it off on its own in the extension popup or settings, or add sites to the site blacklist. Whether a site asks again, and how often, is up to the site and Cloudflare (common causes include a proxy or VPN exit address, cleared or blocked cookies, privacy extensions and a wrong system clock); 77Fox can't change that.

Page translation

What it solves

Keeps the original context when reading foreign-language docs, news and forums, without a translation plugin breaking the page layout.

Who it is for

Vibecoding users, AIGC creators, cross-language researchers and freelancers.

How it fits the dashboard

Translation flows straight into prompt assets, AI news and your daily board, with less copying and pasting.

Privacy boundary

Choose 77Fox cloud, your own key or a local model; the translation cache is kept for 30 days and the original page structure is never rewritten.

X CC subtitle translation

When watching talks, courses or presentations on X with CC subtitles, enable translation from the video's upper-right corner. Choose bilingual captions or translation only, and select a target language and translation engine. Captions follow seeking and fullscreen playback; turning translation off restores the original captions. The feature shares your page translation engines and caches translated captions. An existing CC subtitle track is required.

Local translation models

The 77Fox desktop app can run five translation models on your own PC. Page and selection translation (the extension calls them through your paired desktop app), screenshot translation and prompt translation can all use them. Text is processed on your PC and uses no 77Fox credits. The web console and Android app can't use local models.

  • M2M100: about 100 languages, about 1.8 GB download.
  • Hy-MT2 1.8B / 7B: 33 languages, about 1.1 GB / 4.3 GB.
  • Index-Translate 2B / 9B: 150 languages, about 1.2 GB / 5.4 GB.

Each model downloads separately from Settings → 77foxAI → Local AI in the desktop app, so install only the ones you need. M2M100 downloads from the ModelScope mirror in China by default, falls back to Hugging Face if that fails, and can be switched to Hugging Face directly; it also needs Python 3.10–3.13 on your PC, and 77Fox installs PyTorch and the other dependencies. Hy-MT2 and Index-Translate download from Hugging Face only, so they may fail on networks where Hugging Face is hard to reach.

Translation hardware is picked automatically by default, preferring the GPU: NVIDIA cards use CUDA, while AMD and Intel GPUs use Vulkan for Hy-MT2 and Index-Translate only. M2M100 accelerates on NVIDIA cards only and otherwise runs on the CPU, so with AMD or Intel graphics, pick Hy-MT2 or Index-Translate to use the GPU. A GPU error is reported as an error, with no quiet fallback to the CPU, and selection and screenshot translation show CPU or GPU next to the time taken. One model is loaded at a time and its memory is freed after 15 idle minutes; set your usual model to Keep loaded in the desktop app to have it loaded whenever 77Fox starts.

The extension relies on the desktop app to run local models. If the desktop app isn't running or isn't paired, the extension temporarily switches to the first source you can use, in this order: your own key, 77Fox Cloud, then the free channel, and tells you once. While that lasts, page text goes to that source, and 77Fox Cloud uses credits. If none of the three is available, the extension says the desktop app is offline. Once the desktop app is back, it switches back to the local model.

Page audio

Problem solved

Fix quiet audio, excessive bass, or unclear speech without changing system-wide output.

Who it is for

Heavy browser users, course viewers, creators, and audio-sensitive users.

Works with the 77Fox dashboard

Extension page audio handles tabs; desktop Audio control handles Windows output, microphones, and system chains.

Privacy boundary

A user gesture is required before capture. Processing stays on-device through Web Audio; audio is never uploaded.

SMS and email forwarding

Collect work verification codes in a chosen mailbox. Forward SMS alone or include email codes, with the recipient mailbox excluded by default to prevent loops. Email sources forward codes only, never the entire body. SMS rules cover messages actually uploaded to 77Fox and do not change iPhone automation triggers.

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Browser extension — 77Fox browser extension: downloads, AI in-video ad blocking, OTP & translation

Keep intensive browser workflows in context while desktop, web, and extension maintain explicit data boundaries.

  1. Video downloads — Start downloads inside supported pages. When a video has no captions, transcribe locally and export SRT.
  2. AI in-video ad blocking — Detect host-read sponsorships and embedded promotions, then mark intervals yellow on the timeline.
  3. OTP delivery — Receive codes from an iOS SMS Shortcut and email over IMAP, then show candidates beside the input.
  4. Page translation — Show full-page bilingual comparison and selection translation without rewriting the original DOM.
  5. Page audio — Set the current tab to 0–500% volume and shape sound with a five-band EQ.

Frequently asked questions

Does the extension require desktop?

Basic page features can work independently. Local helpers, SMS/email connections, transcription, and local models require desktop to be available.

What happens when a video has no captions?

Local transcription uses CUDA or CPU according to the machine and can archive the result as SRT.

Does AI in-video ad blocking upload the video?

No. It uses captions first and transcribes locally when needed; only necessary text goes to the selected cloud, local, or BYOK model.

Are message and email bodies retained?

No. Verification codes are handled as short-lived events; source bodies are not stored as long-term content.

If local captcha recognition fails, does it try the cloud?

No. Local recognition ends there and never falls back to the cloud.

Will page translation break the site?

No. Bilingual results are rendered by the extension itself without rewriting the original page structure, and the cache is kept for at most 30 days.

How is page audio different from desktop Audio control?

Page audio affects an authorised browser tab; desktop Audio control works with Windows output, microphones, and system devices.

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