Default behavior
This page is the cheat sheet — a single table of every observable default the plugin applies at install time. It’s last in Getting started on purpose: by now you’ve seen how the plugin works and the scenarios that justify changing each behavior, so this table is most useful as a quick scan of what’s on, off, or auto-injected before you write any config.
| Option | Default | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Copy as Markdown | ✅ on | Dropdown’s “Copy page” item — copies the page’s .md source to the clipboard. |
| View as Markdown | ✅ on | Dropdown’s “View as Markdown” item — opens the page’s raw markdown URL in a new tab. |
| Download as PDF | ❌ off | No PDF item appears until you set actions.printPdf: true. |
| Open in… submenu | ✅ on | Section appears in the dropdown with the default-on providers below. |
| Default-on providers | 5 | ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, Perplexity. |
| Default-off providers | 11 | Cursor, T3 Chat, DeepSeek, DuckDuckGo, Grok, HuggingChat, Kagi, Mistral, Phind, You.com, Google AI Studio — opt in per provider. |
| Default prompt | `Read {md_url}. I want to ask questions about it.` | Sent to every provider unless overridden. {md_url} is the absolute URL of the page’s .md route. |
| Trigger button label | Copy page | Button text next to the page H1. |
| Print/PDF snapshot notice | ❌ off | No banner on printed copies until you configure printNotice. |
| Branding on printed pages | ❌ off | No logo / site name above the H1 when printed — opt in via printNotice.branding. |
Markdown route at /{slug}.md | ✅ on | Auto-injected — turn off with injectRoute: false if you serve markdown yourself. |
| Per-page opt-out via frontmatter | ✅ enabled | Set llmActions: false on any page to hide the dropdown there. |
Where each default lives
Section titled “Where each default lives”If you want the authoritative list with every option (including ones not in the table above), see the Configuration reference. The table here focuses on observable defaults — what a reader sees when they open the dropdown or print a page — rather than every internal setting.
If a default doesn’t fit your site, the Use cases page walks through the scenarios that justify changing each one, with links to a live example demonstrating the override.