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Extract web content and save it directly to HackMD with automatic article extraction Extract web content and save it directly to HackMD with automatic article extraction Web Clipper to HackMD is a powerful Chrome extension that allows you to extract web content and save it directly to your HackMD workspace with automatic article extraction. ✨ Key Features: • Smart Content Extraction - Automatically filters out navigation menus, ads, and low-quality content • Custom Area Selection - Manually select specific areas of a webpage to extract - Perfect for custom layouts or when you need precise control • Team Workspace Support - Save to personal workspace or team workspaces - Easy workspace switching • Privacy First - All processing happens locally in your browser - API token stored securely in browser storage - Only final content is sent to HackMD API 🚀 How to Use: 1. Install the extension and configure your HackMD API token in settings 2. Navigate to any webpage with content you want to save 3. Click the extension icon 4. Review the automatically extracted content in the popup 5. Select your target workspace (personal or team) 6. Click "Save to HackMD" to create a new note 7. Open the note directly from the extension 📝 Requirements: - HackMD account - HackMD API token (available in Settings > API)
Jun 4, 2026
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