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Save the recipe you're looking at to Forkweek. One click, from any recipe site, in your own browser. Save to Forkweek puts a "save this recipe" button in your toolbar. Open any recipe page, click the button, confirm, and the recipe lands in your Forkweek collection: ingredients, steps, servings and the photo. Forkweek is the simple loop that makes weeknight cooking work: pick a handful of dinners, get one aisle-sorted grocery list, cook with the screen on. This extension is how recipes from the rest of the web get in. HOW IT WORKS • Click the button on a recipe page. The extension reads the page in your browser, exactly as you see it, so it works on sites that block automated readers. • A Forkweek tab opens with a preview. You confirm before anything is saved. • The recipe is private to you and your household. WHAT IT DOES NOT DO • It never reads a page until you click the button, and only that page. • It sends the page to your own Forkweek account and nowhere else. • No tracking, no analytics, no ads. You need a Forkweek account (forkweek.com). Works with any site that publishes recipes in the standard format most recipe sites use.
Oct 18, 2026
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