Artemis Link Graph
Artemis Link Graph is a web extension that tells you when the page you are viewing has been linked to in a post from a website you follow on Artemis.
You can use this extension to discover what websites you enjoy are saying about different web pages.
The extension is available on Firefox and Chrome.
Demo
Here is an example showing Artemis Link Graph listing links to the page a user is viewing in their browser:
How it Works
Every day, Artemis Link Graph downloads your link graph from Artemis.
This link graph maps all URLs linked by posts in your feed to the pages that link to them.
The link graph is saved in your browser local storage. It is used to see if the page you are viewing has been linked to by sites you follow.
Your browsing history is never sent to Artemis. All data is stored locally in your browser.
Artemis only indexes links from posts in your feed. This means it will not know if another page on a website you follow links to the page you are viewing.
The source code for the Artemis Link Graph extension is open source.
Your Link Graph
If you are signed in to Artemis, you can access a JSON version of your link graph at:
https://artemis.jamesg.blog/link-graph.json
The structure of the link graph is documented in the link graph documentation.