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详细介绍

THIS EXTENSION IS FOR BETA TESTING

Displays patent claims information for all patent claims listed on a current webpage, such as:
- Independent claim numbers
- Independent claim word count
- Independent claim type (best effort)
- Independent claim text
- Dependent claim numbers
- Hierarchical dependencies
- Priority date (Google Patents only)
- Several helpful links, such as USPTO Assignments, USPTO Maintenance info, Global Dossier, Espacenet, EPO Register, Google Patents Prior Art Finder, and more

Provides interactive features, such as:
- Hide/Show dependent claims
- Show/Hide independent claim text
- Copy independent claim text
- Scroll to claim in webpage (US patents in Google Patents only)
- Export pre-filled claim chart

Select the red claims tree icon on the toolbar in the Chrome browser to see a patent claims tree and associated details. You may need to pin the extension to keep it visible in the toolbar.

Currently supported on the following websites (at least partially):
- USPTO
- Google Patents (.com, .de, .fr, .co.uk, .se, .ca, co.in, co.nz currently -- send me requests for additional countries). Currently US, EP, WO, and CA patent documents are handled. A future update will also handle documents from other jurisdictions such as DE.
- FreePatentsOnline
- Espacenet

We do our best to present the claims trees and information correctly, but we cannot guarantee results because the supported websites are dynamic and often changing.

The extension is provided ‘As-Is’ without any express or implied warranty of any kind.

The extension should work for a webpage loaded after the initial installation of the extension, as long as JavaScript is enabled.

Note that no information is collected or transmitted from the extension -- all webpage information handling is done only at your local browser in the extension.

Multiple dependent claims are not currently fully supported. Also, only claims in English are currently fully supported. Some basic Fren