Feb 22, 2026 · 1 min read
How to compare multiple pages without copy-paste chaos
Compare multiple pages in-browser with a simple workflow that captures source-linked notes, reduces tab switching, and speeds up clear decisions.
How to compare multiple pages without copy-paste chaos becomes much easier when you use a repeatable in-browser workflow instead of bouncing between tabs and docs.
Start by defining the output you need (decision memo, action list, or short comparison). Then run a three-step loop for each source page:
- Capture context: summarize the page in 3–5 bullets.
- Extract value: pull only facts, claims, or steps you can use.
- Decide next action: keep, discard, or follow up.
This structure reduces copy-paste overhead and keeps your reasoning tied to real source pages.
Practical workflow
- Open key pages in one session.
- Use short prompts for summaries and differences.
- Save a compact notes block with links for traceability.
- End with one clear output: checklist, response draft, or recommendation.
Quality guardrails
- Keep claims source-linked.
- Avoid generic AI phrasing; keep language specific.
- Prefer concrete next steps over long narrative summaries.
Why this works
You stay in the browser context where the work happens, reduce tab thrash, and produce cleaner decisions faster.