Recipe
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for Chrome
Keep what you find on the web.
Clip articles, selections and highlights into any notebook, and stash a whole browsing session into one scribble you can pick back up later.
Chrome, Edge and Brave · Works with every workspace
A clipper for the way you take notes
Click the extension on any article. It finds the readable part, turns it into Markdown and lets you check the title, properties and destination before it saves.
The article, not the page
Menus, ads, cookie banners and comment sections stay behind. Headings, lists, tables, code and images come along as Markdown.
Images that last
Pictures are copied into Scribblespace with the clip, so they’re still there when the page changes or disappears.
Properties on top
The source, author, publish date and tags arrive as properties you can edit before you save.
Wherever it belongs
Save to any notebook you can edit, add the clip to an existing scribble, or drop it into today’s daily note.
From the right-click menu
Clip a page, a selection, a link or an image without opening the popup. Keyboard shortcuts are yours to choose; none are taken for you.
Stash your tabs in a sheet
Forty tabs across three windows? Stash them into one full-width scribble, close them if you like, and come back to them tomorrow or next month.
One sheet, every tab
Each tab becomes a row: its title as a link, the site, its tab group and colour, the window and whether it was pinned. Sort it, edit it, add a notes column.
Full width
Stashes open at the full width of the pane so the sheet has room. Any scribble can do the same from its Page width menu.
Stash, or stash and close
Keep working, or clear the decks: tabs close only once the scribble is saved, and pinned tabs stay put.
Pick up where you left off
Reopen a stash’s tabs in their windows and groups from the extension, even after you’ve reordered or trimmed the sheet.
Highlight as you read
Select a passage and highlight it, or switch on highlighting and just select. When you’re done, clip the highlights on their own or with the article.
Five colours
The same yellow, green, blue, purple and red as highlights in your scribbles.
Still there when you come back
Turn it on and your highlights are drawn again whenever you revisit a page, without changing the page itself.
Clip just the highlights
Each one becomes a quote in its colour, with a link that opens the page scrolled to that passage.
Private until you clip
Highlights stay in your browser. Nothing reaches Scribblespace until you save a clip.
Templates for the sites you clip most
A template decides a clip’s title, properties, content and notebook, and applies by itself when a page matches. Four come with the extension; edit them or write your own.
YouTube video
youtube.com/watchThe thumbnail, channel, description and publish date, ready for your notes.
GitHub repository
github.com/owner/repoThe README and description, tagged so your reading list of tools stays findable.
Your own
any URL or /pattern/Pick what to keep with page metadata, schema.org fields and CSS selectors, then where it goes.
title: {{title}}
source: {{url}}
published: {{published|date:"YYYY-MM-DD"}}
author: {{author|default:site}}
tags: clip, {{domain}}
{{content}}What it can see, and why
Tabs and tab groups
To list your open tabs when you stash them, close them if you ask, and reopen them with their groups.
The page you’re on, when you ask
The extension reads a page only when you clip or highlight it, from the popup, the right-click menu or your shortcut.
Sites, only if you turn it on
Saving images and redrawing highlights on revisits need access to the sites you visit. Chrome asks first, and both work without it.
Keys you can revoke
Connecting creates one key per workspace you choose. Keys stay in this browser, out of reach of web pages, and you can revoke them in Settings › API keys.
Clips go only to your Scribblespace, where they’re handled like any other scribble. Privacy policy
Install it
The Chrome Web Store listing is on its way. Until then, install the extension from its download. To update it, unzip a newer download over the folder and press Reload on chrome://extensions.
Download and unzip
Unzip it into a folder you’ll keep; Chrome runs it from there.
scribblespace-extension.zipTurn on Developer mode
Open
chrome://extensionsand switch on Developer mode, top right.Load unpacked
Choose Load unpacked and select the folder. Pin the extension to the toolbar.
Connect
Click the extension, choose Connect to Scribblespace and pick the workspaces it can save to.
FAQ
Which browsers does it work in?
Chrome 120 or later, and Chromium browsers that run Chrome extensions, such as Edge and Brave.
Does it see my browsing?
No. It doesn’t watch pages or keep a history. It reads your open tabs only when you stash them, and a page only when you clip or highlight it. If you turn on redrawing highlights, it checks each page you visit against the highlights stored in your browser; nothing about those visits is sent anywhere.
Can I clip into a team workspace?
Yes, into any notebook where you’re an editor, admin or owner. Clips appear for everyone in the notebook like any other scribble.
Why can’t I clip some pages?
Chrome doesn’t let extensions read its own pages, such as settings and the Web Store. You can still stash those tabs; they’re saved as plain addresses.
What happens to images I clip?
When image saving is on, PNG, JPEG, GIF and WebP images are uploaded with the clip and other formats are converted. An image that can’t be saved stays as a link to the original.
How do I set keyboard shortcuts?
Open the extension’s options and choose Set shortcuts. None are set by default, so the extension never takes a shortcut you already use.
Is it free?
Yes. It works with every Scribblespace workspace, including the free trial. Saving needs editing access, which a read-only workspace doesn’t have. See plans