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Convert web pages, articles, blogs, docs, tables, and code pages into clean Markdown locally. PageQuill is a local-first web page to Markdown converter for Chrome. It helps writers, researchers, developers, students, bloggers, and note-taking users turn the current web page into clean, editable Markdown. Open an article, blog post, documentation page, GitHub page, table page, or code-heavy page, then click PageQuill to convert the readable page content into Markdown. You can preview the Markdown, edit it directly, copy it to your clipboard, or download it as a .md file. Key features: Convert the current active web page into Markdown Reader mode for cleaner article-style extraction Full Page mode for broader page capture Markdown source view and rendered preview Edit Markdown before copying or downloading Copy Markdown to clipboard Download Markdown as a .md file Optional table of contents generation Preserve code blocks when available Convert HTML tables into Markdown tables Keep or remove links Include or exclude images Include source URL Normalize relative links and image URLs into absolute URLs Save local settings Keep recent conversion history locally Support popup and Chrome Side Panel workflows Works well for articles, blogs, documentation, GitHub pages, Chinese long-form content, table pages, and code pages PageQuill processes page content locally in your browser. It does not upload page content to a server, does not collect personal information, and does not require an account. Recent results and settings are stored only in local Chrome extension storage. PageQuill is designed for ordinary reading, research, writing, documentation, and note-taking workflows. It does not bypass paywalls, does not access private account data, and does not collect browsing history. Use PageQuill when you want to save web content into Markdown for Obsidian, Notion, GitHub, documentation tools, static site generators, personal knowledge bases, or any Markdown-compatible editor.