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Extracts a webpage's article content, appends an APA citation, and saves it as a PDF. Article to PDF + APA Citation reads the page you're on, strips out the nav bars/ads/sidebars, and turns just the article into a clean, properly formatted PDF — with an APA-style citation already built in. **How it works** 1. Click the toolbar icon on any article. 2. The extension pulls out the article text (using the same Readability engine that powers Firefox's Reader Mode) and scans the page for author, site name, and publish date. 3. Review and edit the pre-filled Title / Author / Site / Date fields — you get a live preview of the APA citation as you type. 4. Click "Generate PDF." The file downloads immediately: title, citation (with a clickable source link), then the full article — headings, paragraphs, lists, quotes, and images — with page numbers. **Why it's useful** - Save research, course readings, or reference articles as portable, properly cited PDFs — no print dialog, no manual citation formatting. - Everything happens on your device. There's no server, no account, no tracking — see the privacy policy below for details. **Permissions, plainly** - activeTab + scripting: only used to read the page you click the icon on, and only after you click it. Nothing runs in the background, and no other tabs are touched.
Sep 16, 2026
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