Wikipedia with MathJax

Wikipedia with MathJax

Renders Wikipedia equations with MathJax

  • Wikipedia with MathJax
  • Wikipedia with MathJax
What is Wikipedia with MathJax?
"Wikipedia with MathJax" is a Chrome extension that dramatically improves the viewing of mathematical equations on Wikipedia. Utilizing the open-source MathJax library, it replaces bitmap-encoded equations in Wikipedia articles with fully scalable HTML-CSS equivalents, allowing you to scale your view of the page without compromising equation quality. Additionally, it provides useful features such as instant equation zoom, a context menu with additional scaling options and the ability to view source TeX equations.
Stats
Users: 7,000+
Rating: 4.61 (56)
Version: 0.0.13 (Last updated: 2018-03-13)
Creation date: 2018-03-13
Risk impact: Low risk impact
Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood
Manifest version: 2
Size: 49.01K
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Summary

Extension replaces Wikipedia bitmap equations with HTML-CSS ones by re-rendering them with an open source MathJax (http://mathjax.org/) library. In effect, this allows to scale Wikipedia pages without loosing in equation quality.

Left-Click on equation to instantly zoom it to 200% (can be changed via MathJax menu).

Right-Click on equation to show MathJax's context menu with additional options, e.g. "Scale All Math..." to instantly scale all equations on a page, "TeX commands" to see the source TeX equation etc.

Extension is now published under New BSD License (https://github.com/bgromov/wiki-mathjax/blob/master/LICENSE.md) with the source code available here (https://github.com/bgromov/wiki-mathjax).

For bug reports and feature requests, please use the Issue tracker (https://github.com/bgromov/wiki-mathjax/issues).

UPDATE:

v.0.0.13:

  • Change MathJax CDN to CDNJS (Thanks to Lorenzo Cameroni and Peter Krautzberger).
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User reviews
User reviews summary
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Pros
  • Improves visibility of formulas on dark themes
  • Useful for translating Wikipedia formulas into LaTex code
  • Works great with non-default zoom settings
Cons
  • Issues with color contrast when combined with certain dark mode extensions
  • Some equations not rendered correctly
  • May stop working with Wikipedia updates
Most mentioned
  • Works great with non-default zoom settings
  • Issues with color contrast when combined with certain dark mode extensions
  • Some equations not rendered correctly
Recent reviews
Please display each formula in \[\] format. It would be better to see
by U C U C, 2014-03-24

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by Luciano Luciano, 2022-10-30

Works OK on it's own, but when combined with the "Dark Reader" extension, the formulas end up a different colour to the rest of the text, making it mostly unusable.
by David Gilbertson David Gilbertson, 2021-12-16
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Safety
Risk impact

Wikipedia with MathJax is relatively safe to use as it requires very minimum permissions.

Risk likelihood

Wikipedia with MathJax has earned a good reputation and can be trusted.

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