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Save selected text and web articles as clean Markdown text files. One-click offline HTML-to-MD converter for your personal notes. MD Saver is a lightweight, high-performance web clipper designed to convert any text selection or webpage fragment into clean, well-formatted Markdown text instantly. Whether you are conducting research, gathering documentation snippets, or saving quotes for your personal local knowledge base, MD Saver simplifies your workflow down to a single click. 🚀 HOW IT WORKS 1. Highlight any text, list, or article fragment on a webpage. 2. Click the extension icon in the toolbar OR right-click and select "Save selected text as Markdown". 3. A clean .md text file is instantly downloaded to your local Downloads folder. ✨ KEY FEATURES - Instant HTML-to-Markdown Text Conversion: Automatically converts headings, bold/italic text, and lists. - Smart Link Resolution: Relative links are automatically converted to absolute URLs so they remain fully functional in your notes. - Zero-Configuration Filenames: Files are automatically named using the page title and a clean timestamp (YYYY-MM-DD) for effortless organization. - 100% Offline & Local: Completely offline workflow with no annoying popups, no account required, and no cloud syncing. 🔒 PRIVACY & SECURITY FIRST MD Saver respects your data privacy. By utilizing Chrome's strict "activeTab" permission, the extension can only see the page context when you actively interact with it. No data leaves your machine, no tracking, and absolutely no external analytics. Perfect tool for developers, technical writers, researchers, and anyone who prefers keeping their notes in local Markdown files.
May 25, 2026
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Media assets
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Languages
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Developer website
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Contact email
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Keyword in name
Case-insensitive substring match in the name.
Keyword in description
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Category user-count percentile
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