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The article, not the furniture
Navigation, ads, and sidebars removed by Mozilla Readability before anything is converted.
Built to keep what matters
Most clippers hand you a wall of text. This one keeps the structure that makes a note worth reading later.
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Frontmatter for your vault
Title, source URL, author, publication date, capture time, tags — pick which fields appear.
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Code keeps its language
Fenced blocks stay fenced and keep their language tag, so highlighting still works in your editor.
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Tables and lists survive
GFM tables, nested lists indented to the width CommonMark actually requires, image captions.
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An editor, not a popup
Formatting toolbar and live preview in a full tab, so you fix things before the file hits disk.
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Reads only when asked
It requests activeTab alone — no standing access to any site, nothing
running in the background.
Three ways in, one destination
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Ask for it
Click the toolbar icon, press CtrlShiftM, or right-click and choose Save Page To Markdown. Highlight a passage first and only that part is taken.
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Edit it
The editor opens in a tab beside the page. Fix the title, trim what you don't want, watch the preview update as you type.
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Keep it
Save the file — filename templates and destination folder are yours to set — or copy it straight into a note.
Yours to configure
Set it once and every capture follows. Filename templates take
{title} {slug} {domain} {date} — a
/ creates a subfolder.
- Article-only or whole-page scope
- Keep images, keep only alt text, or drop them
- Choose every frontmatter field, add default tags
- ATX or Setext headings, bullet marker, fenced or indented code
Free, and open to read
MIT licensed, no telemetry to take on faith — the whole extension is there to read. If it saves you time, a star helps other people find it.