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Reliably capture links and webpage content in a plaintext file (org-mode/markdown) Grasp implements org-capture for Chrome. It adds button and keybindings to capture current page title and url, possibly selected text, additional comments or tags and sends it into your Org Mode file. To use it: - Install the extension from and setup hotkeys if necessary - You'll also need a running 'backend' to communicate with extension, see instructions here: https://github.com/karlicoss/grasp#setup
GhostText
Write in the browser with your text editor. Whenever you’re writing more than a little snippet of code anywhere on the web, activate GhostText to open your preferred text editor and enjoy your own development environment. GhostText is a browser extension that connects to your editor via its own extension. Install both extensions and, if necessary, start the GhostText server in the editor’s extension. • Sublime Text • VS Code • Emacs • Vim • Neovim • and more You can find more information on the "Website" link or contribute on GitHub (You'll find the link on the same website)
Link-Md
Create a markdown link of the current page with quoted text. Click the plugin icon or use the hotkey to put a link in markdown format of the active tab into your clipboard. If you have text selected it will include it as a quote. I made it for referencing websites in my favorite note app, Logseq.
paw
Enhanced text interaction for Emacs: capture selections, send to org-protocol, with floating button and keyboard shortcuts. Paw: Enhanced Text Interaction for Emacs Integration Transform your web browsing experience with Paw, a powerful browser extension that seamlessly integrates with Emacs through org-protocol. Capture text selections, context, and HTML content with intuitive interactions—all designed to boost your productivity. 🎯 Smart Text Capture - Hover & Click Interaction: Underline words on mouseover and capture them with a simple click - Flexible Selection: Select entire passages or single words—the extension captures both text and surrounding context - Context-Aware: Automatically identifies and captures the parent context (e.g., paragraph) for better note organisation ⚡ Floating Action Button - Quick Access: A convenient floating "+" button appears near your text selections - Multiple Protocols: Access all configured org-protocols through an intuitive submenu - Customisable Position: Adjust button offsets to suit your workflow - Smart Visibility: Show/hide the button based on your preferences, with automatic display when text is selected ⌨️ Keyboard Shortcuts - Instant Capture: Use customisable keyboard shortcuts (e.g., Alt + S) to grab the word under your caret - Configurable Modifiers: Choose between None, Ctrl, or Alt modifiers - Efficient Workflow: Send selections to Emacs without leaving the keyboard 🗂️ OneTab-Style Tab Manager - Capture & Close: Capture the current tab or all tabs in a window — tabs are closed and saved into named sections, just like OneTab - Drag & Drop: Reorder individual tabs within and across sections, or reorder entire sections - Send to Emacs: Send a single tab, an entire section, or a batch of selected tabs to Emacs via paw-server - Multi-Format Link Copy: Copy links as Org-mode [[url][title]], Markdown [title](url), or plain URLs - Multi-Select: Checkbox selection per tab or per section for bulk actions - Live Manager: The tab manager page updates in real time as new tabs are captured 🔧 Customisable Org-Protocol Support - Multiple Protocols: Configure unlimited org-protocols using comma-separated format or JSON arrays - Format Options: Choose between text, HTML, or Markdown formats for captured content - Advanced Configuration: Support for download (save full page HTML) and deselect (clear selection after capture) - JSON Editor: The Options page displays Protocol(s) as prettified JSON with live validation - Example: [{"protocol": "paw", "format": "text"}, {"protocol": "anki", "format": "html"}] 🖱️ Single-Click Mode - Word-Level Interaction: Enable single-click mode to wrap and capture individual words instantly - Toggleable: Turn on/off from the popup or options page 🎨 Auto-Highlight - Visual Feedback: Automatically highlight known words on web pages - Server Integration: Works with optional paw-server to display your vocabulary or saved words - Info Bubbles: Hover over highlighted words to see additional information 📋 Rich Content Support - HTML Content: Send selected HTML content to Emacs for advanced processing - Full Page Capture: Optionally download entire page HTML for archival - Text & Context: Captures URL, page title, selected text, and surrounding paragraph 🌐 Server Integration (Optional) - paw-server Support: Connect to a local Python Flask server for advanced features - Endpoints: POST /paw for selections, GET /words for highlights, POST /source for full HTML - Fallback: Automatically falls back to org-protocol if the server is unavailable PERFECT FOR - Emacs Users: Seamlessly integrate your browser with Emacs workflows - Note-Takers: Quickly capture web content with full context - Researchers: Save selections with URLs and metadata for reference - Knowledge Workers: Build a personal knowledge base from web content - Language Learners: Track vocabulary and phrases from online reading Open the Options page (gear icon in the popup) to customise: - Enable/disable extension, single-click mode, auto-highlight, and floating button - Configure Protocol(s) with a prettified JSON editor and live validation - Set keyboard shortcut and modifier keys - Adjust floating button position offsets - Configure org-protocol template variables (url, title, note, body) - Set paw-server address (default: http://localhost:5001) ✅ No data sent to external servers by default ✅ Optional local server integration only (paw-server on localhost) ✅ No usage analytics or tracking ✅ No third-party telemetry ✅ Open source — inspect the code yourself - paw.el — Word and note management - org-protocol — Capture web content directly into Org mode - wallabag.el — Save articles to Wallabag - calibredb.el — Open ebooks in browser 1. Install the extension 2. Configure your org-protocols in the Options page 3. Select text on any webpage 4. Click the floating "+" button or use your keyboard shortcut 5. Watch your selection appear in Emacs via org-protocol! Or capture entire browsing sessions: Capture All → organise in the Tab Manager → send to Emacs in one click. Boost your productivity with seamless Emacs integration and powerful text interaction tools—all directly from your browser. For detailed documentation, visit: https://github.com/chenyanming/paw_browser_extension
Obsidian Clipper
A small chrome plugin that let's you easily clip things to Obsidian This is an unofficial clipper for Obsidian that allows you to easily clip a selection to a note in Obsidian. Clip a selection in Chrome with or without markdown support to Obsidian.
