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Save your favorite items from any webpage to your fav.ing lists Easily add anything you find online to your fav.ing lists. While you browse, simply click the Save anything you love—images, links, and text—from any website straight to your fav.ing lists. Organize faster, remember better. Highlights • One-click "Save to fav.ing" from the toolbar or context menu • Smart capture of page title, URL, and selected text • Optional image picker to browse images found on the page • Keyboard shortcut: Ctrl/Command + Shift + F • Works across the web, no setup required How it works 1. Click the extension or use the shortcut 2. Optionally pick an image found on the page 3. Choose a list or create a new one 4. Save—done! Why permissions are needed • activeTab, scripting: read the current page to extract selected content and images you choose • contextMenus: add "Save to fav.ing" to right-click menus • storage: remember your extension preferences (e.g., default list) • identity + host permissions (fav.ing, Supabase): authenticate and securely send items to your account Privacy We only send the content you choose to save and basic metadata (title, URL). We don't sell data. See the Privacy Policy for details. Support Website: https://fav.ing Privacy Policy: https://fav.ing/legal/privacy-policy Contact: support@fav.ing
Oct 27, 2026
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Media assets
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Has promo video
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Languages
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Developer website
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Contact email
Listing exposes a contact email.
Keyword in name
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Keyword in description
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Keyword occurrences in description
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Category user-count percentile
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