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Highlight text on any page and get checked flashcards and quizzes that link back to it, saved in your Mnema account. Turn what you read into study material without leaving the page. Select a paragraph, right-click and choose Mnema, or press Alt+Shift+M. Mnema writes flashcards or quiz questions from exactly that text, checks every one against the page, and links each card back to the passage it came from. Review them in the side panel, edit what you like, and save them into your Mnema decks, ready for spaced review. - Cards or a quiz from a selection, a whole page, or a PDF open in Chrome - Every card checked against its source and linked to it ("Open at this passage") - Your instructions ("in Spanish", "only the dates") remembered for next time - Quick actions: your favourite settings on a shortcut, added straight to a deck - History of every page you studied, with Review, Study and Undo Mnema reads a page only when you ask it to, and it does not record your browsing. Out of the box it gets a page when you click its icon or right-click; if you like, let it read pages on every site once, from its panel, and make cards from any page with the panel open. You can take that back at any time. You connect it from your Mnema account in one click, never with your password. Works on every Mnema plan, Free included: each run uses your account's credits (mnema.me).
Nov 3, 2026
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