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Save articles and newsletters to your Inboxt instance for a clean, focused reading experience. Inboxt is a self-hostable read-later app for articles and newsletters. Save what matters and read on your own time. Keep full control of your data. No algorithms. No ads. No tracking. This extension makes saving content to your library effortless. With just one click, you can capture any article or webpage and send it directly to your Inboxt instance. Key Features: - One-Click Saving: Instantly save the current page to your library. - Reader View: Enjoy a focused interface that strips away ads, trackers, and clutter, leaving only the content you care about. - Newsletter Support: Beyond just web articles, Inboxt provides a unique email address to receive and read newsletters directly. - Stay Organized: Add labels to your saved items directly from the extension popup to keep your library tidy. - Privacy First: Because Inboxt is self-hosted, your reading habits remain your business. No algorithms, no ads, and no third-party tracking. - Full-Text Search: Easily find anything in your library with powerful search capabilities. How to Use: 1. Install the extension. 2. Set your Inboxt instance URL and API token in the settings. 3. Click the Inboxt icon whenever you find something you want to read later! Note: This extension requires a running instance of Inboxt. For more information on self-hosting or to learn more about the project, visit [https://inboxt.app](https://inboxt.app).
Jul 28, 2026
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