Web Clipper is a browser extension that captures web content and saves it to multiple note-taking and documentation platforms.
The tool solves the problem of fragmented note storage by providing a unified interface for clipping web pages to various destinations. When you encounter content worth saving, Web Clipper extracts it and routes it to your chosen platform—whether that is Notion, OneNote, Bear, Yuque, Joplin, Obsidian, or any of the other supported services. The extension handles the formatting and API integration required by each platform, so you interact with a single interface regardless of where your notes ultimately land.
Web Clipper suits anyone who uses multiple note-taking services and wants to avoid switching between them to save content. It is particularly valuable for researchers, students, and knowledge workers who aggregate information across different tools. The extension works as a Chrome or Edge add-on and can be installed from official browser stores or loaded manually from release builds. The project also supports Firefox through a manifest-based installation method.
The project maintains active continuous integration with automated testing on code changes and release builds. Test coverage is tracked and monitored to maintain code quality. Development activity shows consistent attention to both the core extension functionality and the infrastructure needed to support its many integrations.
