You’re reading something on the internet and need to copy some text. After several failed attempts to highlight the text, you figure out that what you want to copy is embedded in an image. Cue a moment of rage.

Sound familiar? If so, check out this new Google Chrome plug-in.

Project Naptha, a piece of optical character recognition software that works inside your browser, makes it possible to select the text inside an image. It’s not perfect, but in certain cases—think a screenshot of a tweet or a letter someone frustratingly saved as a JPG file instead of a PDF—it could be a huge time-saver.

Basically, it’s a small tool designed to blow your friggin’ mind. Pretty cool, huh? It’s like the browser equivalent of flying cars.

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Download the plugin, then select the text within this image. It works. Really. (Project Naptha screenshot)