Anaglyphohol is a web browser extension that lets you view images on the web in anaglyph 3D. It supports green magenta, and red cyan glasses. View image search results in 3D on google.com, bing.com, and yahoo.com. Use Anaglyphohol on on almost any website.
Anaglyphohol is developed using Blazor WebAssembly, SpawnDev.BlazorJS.BrowserExtension, SpawnDev.BlazorJS.TransformersJS, and the amazing monocular depth estimation machine learning model Depth Anything.
Anaglyphohol on the Chrome Web Store: Anaglyphohol
It is recommended that you pin the Anaglyphohol extension button to the Chrome toolbar. Anaglyphohol will create a transparent clickable icon at the top center of the webpage it loads on. Clicking this icon will toggle the UI which allows switching anaglyph modes, and toggling anaglyph mode on and off.
If you want to install your own build of Anaglyphohol or simply want to run the latest version before it is available on the Chrome Web Store, you can install it using Chrome in development mode.
- Unpack the Anaglyphohol release zip.
- Navigate to "chrome://extensions" in your browser
- Enable "Developer mode" at the top right
- Click "Load unpacked" and select the folder where you unpacked Anaglyphohol.
Images are added to the conversion queue in the order they are found. Moving your mouse over an image will move the image to the front of the queue.
Anaglyphohol adds a border to images it identifies for conversion when enabled.
- Orange - queued for conversion
- Green - already converted and showing the anaglyph image
- Blue - the image currently being converted
- Red - conversion failed (may requeue)
- None - Not supported (too small... less than 100x100), or not an
<img>element.
Bing image search in red cyan
Google image search in green magenta
- Currently only Google Chrome on Windows has been tested. Firefox desktop support is planned.
- Some websites and images do not work. Ex. Google Photos does not work.
- Minimal user settings. Additional user settings are planned.
You can download Anaglyphohol, make changes, and build it yourself. The Blazor WebAssembly library SpawnDev.BlazorJS.BrowserExtension is used to interact with the extension APIs. If you have any questions or issues, don't hesitate to open an issue.
The extension manifest.json file is located in Anaglyphohol\wwwroot and is merged with manifest.chrome.json for the Chrome build and manifest.firefox.json for the Firefox build. This allows the use of common and browser dependent configurations.
To create a Debug build of Anaglyphohol run _buildDebug.bat in the project folder. Builds for both Firefox and Chrome will be created in the Anaglyphohol\bin\PublishDebug\ folder. The build can be loaded into Firefox and Chrome using development mode.
To create a Release build of Anaglyphohol run _buildRelease.bat in the project folder. Builds for both Firefox and Chrome will be created in the Anaglyphohol\bin\PublishRelease\ folder. The build can be loaded into Firefox and Chrome using development mode. Zip files containing the extension will also be built for Firefox and Chrome.
Issues and feature requests can be submitted here on GitHub. We are always here to help.
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