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Bear. Save can save web documents with a single click, using AI to identify the main content, and export it as Markdown. Bear. Save is a Chrome extension designed for researchers, bloggers, and knowledge workers. It intelligently extracts webpage content, optimizes it using your configured AI service, and downloads it as a perfectly formatted Markdown file with one click. Latest version v1.0.3 released! - Supports silently saving webpages as Markdown files, which can be configured in “Save Directory” in the settings. ✨ Highlights - 🎯 One-click Capture – Supports toolbar button or right-click menu trigger, with real-time popup feedback on capture status. - 🤖 Custom AI Models – Configure any AI service provider compatible with OpenAI's interface; keys are stored locally only for security and reliability. - 📰 Intelligent Extraction – Content scripts use Readability technology to preprocess webpage data, significantly reducing AI costs. - 🖼️ Image Strategy Control – Default Base64 encoding persistently stores image data, or optionally retain original image URLs. - 📋 Real-time Task Queue – View progress of multiple save tasks in real-time, displaying each unfinished export task. - 💾 Smart Filenames – Automatically generate standardized filenames using webpage titles or AI-generated summaries.
Jan 30, 2026
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