London Tourist Map: Map this page

Planning a London trip from blogs and travel forums usually means copying place names into a map one by one. Map this page does that step for you. Open any article about London, click the toolbar icon, and you get a tidy list of the sights, museums, parks, markets and day trips that the page mentions, in the order they appear.Untick what you do not want and press "Add to my trip". London Tourist Map (https://londontouristmap.com/) opens with those places saved in My trip and grouped into days, with opening hours, ticket prices and directions for each one.Who it is for: travellers researching a London visit, people reading itinerary posts, and anyone who wants a quick map of the places an article recommends.How to use it: 1. Open any article about London. 2. Click the London Tourist Map icon in the toolbar. 3. Untick anything you do not want, then press "Add to my trip". Each place in the list also has a small link that opens it on the map on its own.The extension does one job. It matches the page text against the places on London Tourist Map, a free map of about 460 London sights and day trips. Matching happens on your own computer when you click the icon. The extension does not run in the background, does not read pages you have not clicked it on, does not store or send page text anywhere, and has no account, tracking or analytics. If the page mentions no London places, it says so and offers a link to the map.Privacy: the page text is matched locally against a built in list of about 460 London places. Nothing is sent anywhere, there is no account and no analytics, and the extension only runs when you click it (activeTab and scripting permissions). Free, with no paid tier.Install free from the Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/london-tourist-map-map-th/agfnekiiphcncmalkanfmbnliinhjolf