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Save a page to Lareia, or download it as a Markdown .zip, the way your browser sees it: whole, signed in, with its figures. Save to Lareia keeps a web page the way your browser sees it: whole, with its figures, even one that asks you to sign in. Click the extension's button and choose: • «Download this page» — builds on your computer a .zip with the text in Markdown and the figures in a folder beside it. No account needed, and nothing leaves the browser: the page is read and packed right there, in the tab. The .zip opens in any Markdown editor, and goes into Lareia through the + button. • «Save this page» — sends the page straight to To read in your Lareia account, the reading app. It is for what a link can't reach: a book chapter in a subscription library, an article on a site you're signed in to, a page the browser assembles itself. The figures come along, downloaded by the tab itself with the session you already have; the site's cookie and password never leave your computer. It asks you to sign in with your Lareia email and password. What the extension does not do: • it has no standing access to any site — it only reads the open tab, and only when you click its button; • it does not read your history, your other tabs or what you type; • it has no analytics, does not track you, shows no ads and sells no data. How it handles data, in detail: https://lareia.app/privacidade.html#en Lareia is an app for reading and listening slowly: your texts, your books, your highlights. This extension is the browser's door into it.
Oct 4, 2026
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