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Capture screenshots, overlay URL, and save history. Snap & Link: The Smartest Way to Share Screenshots Stop sending screenshots without context! Snap & Link instantly captures your current browser tab and overlays the source URL directly onto the image. Perfect for researchers, developers, designers, and anyone who shares web content. When you paste your capture into Gmail, Outlook, or Google Docs, it automatically includes a clickable link back to the website. Key Features: 📸 Instant Capture: Snap the visible area of any webpage with one click. 🔗 Auto-URL Overlay: The website address is automatically stamped onto the image, so you never lose the source. ✨ Smart Copy: Pasting into emails or documents? We automatically insert the screenshot and a clickable link for you. 📝 Add Notes: Type custom notes on your saved screenshots to remember why you took them. 🗂️ Local History: Auto-saves your recent snaps. Scroll back, zoom in/out, or copy them again later. 🔒 100% Private: All images and notes are stored locally on your computer. No data is sent to the cloud. How to use: Click the extension icon. Click "Copy & Save". Paste (Ctrl+V) into your email, chat, or document. New in Version 1.0: Added history log with delete functionality. Added ability to write notes for each screenshot. Added "Lightbox" view to zoom and pan large images.
Nov 21, 2025
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