Where Recipe Autor: Salter Diaz Solutions LLC

Where Recipe shows the recipe on a page as a clean card: ingredients, steps, times and servings, without the scrolling. Scale it, tick off what you have, and build one shopping list from several recipes. Runs only when you click it. No tracking.

It works from the recipe data most recipe sites already publish for search engines, so there is nothing to set up.

What you get
- Ingredients, method, prep and cook times, yield
- Scale to ½×, 1×, 2× or 3×
- Tick off ingredients as you go
- Keep the screen on while you cook
- Shopping list: add ingredients from several recipes, then copy, email or print it
- Copy, email or print the recipe, or open it in its own tab

How it runs
- Click the toolbar button or press Alt+Shift+R. Nothing runs until you do.
- On Android: open the browser menu, then Extensions, then Where Recipe.
- Optional: opt a site in to show its recipes automatically, as a small notice or the full card. Firefox asks for access to that one site when you opt in.

Some sites publish only part of a recipe as data. The card says so and links to the page. If a site leaves the method out of its data, the steps are read from the article text and marked as recovered.

Every card links back to the original page.

Privacy
- No network requests, no analytics, no account.
- The shopping list stays in your browser until you remove it.
- Nothing is saved from private windows.

Permissions
- Access to the current tab when you click: to read the recipe.
- Storage: settings and the shopping list.
- Menus: "Shopping list" on the toolbar button's right-click menu (desktop).
- Optional site access: only for sites you opt in.