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Turn scattered discoveries into structured, searchable, actionable knowledge — build faster, think clearer, create better. # Treasure Trove — store listing copy Paste-ready long description for the Chrome Web Store and Firefox AMO listings. Updated for v0.3.0. When a new version ships, edit this file in place — it's the current snapshot, not a per-version archive. Everything below the divider is raw copy. Select from "Turn what you find…" through the support email and paste. --- Turn what you find into what matters. Every day you bookmark, highlight, and save things you mean to come back to. Most of them disappear. Treasure Trove is the place they don't. It's a personal knowledge base built for the way you actually read the web. Save the page, the quote, or your own thinking — in under a second — and come back to it organized, searchable, and ready to become something new. When you revisit a page you've saved highlights on, those highlights come right back with your notes attached. Your past reading becomes part of the page itself. Three ways to capture Save a Treasure — one click keeps the current page, with its title, description, and your own notes. Save a Gem — highlight any text on the page and keep just that passage, color-coded by meaning you control. Type a quick note while the picker is open and both save together in one keystroke. Or fire the shortcut without selecting first — your cursor turns into a highlighter and you drag across what you want to keep. Save a Nugget — a short note in your own words, optionally linked to the page that sparked it. Why people install it • They're tired of losing good finds to a bookmarks folder they never open again. • They highlight passages in articles and never see them again. • They write, build, teach, or research — and they need to be able to cite what they've already read. • They want AI that polishes notes and suggests tags without taking over their thinking. What's inside • Keyboard shortcuts for every capture — Alt+Shift+T (Treasure), Alt+Shift+N (Nugget), Alt+Shift+G (Gem). On macOS: Ctrl+Shift+… • Highlight first, decide later — fire the Gem shortcut without a selection and your cursor becomes a highlighter you drag across the text you want. • A center-screen save modal that opens right where you're reading — keyboard shortcuts now drop you into a full save form on the page itself, not a tiny popup in the toolbar corner. Dark mode follows the page automatically. • Right-click → Treasure Trove submenu with Save Treasure, Save Nugget, and Save Gem — each shows its keyboard shortcut next to the label, so the menu doubles as a tutorial. Selecting Save Gem with no text selected drops you straight into highlighter mode. • Expand a Gem mid-pick — a small ⤢ button next to the picker's cancel hands your draft (color, note, and live highlight preview) off to the full Capture modal so you can polish, tag, and assign a chest without starting over. • First-run onboarding — the first time you load a page after signing in, a small dismissible card walks through the three keyboard shortcuts. Shortcuts render with the right modifier symbols for your platform. • AI that suggests tags, a color, and a collection at save time — accept or ignore, your choice. AI-populated fields wear a small "✨ suggested" pill that disappears the moment you edit. • AI description fallback — when a page doesn't ship an og:description (most personal blogs, technical docs, single-page apps), Hunter and Captain accounts get a 1–3 sentence AI-drafted summary in the Description field, ready to edit before you save. • Polish with AI rewrites a rough note for clarity. Your original is one click of Undo away. • Categories, chests (your own collections), and free-form tags — all autocompleted from data you already have. • Re-open the popup on a page you already saved and edit the Treasure in place. • On-page highlights that persist across return visits. • A save confirmation toast on every capture path, so you always know it worked. • PDF support coming soon — for now, the extension recognises PDF pages and offers to save them as a Treasure with one click. Who it's for People who read on the web and want the best of it to compound over time. Writers, researchers, product builders, teachers, students, curious readers — anyone who wants past reading to show up when they need it. How to get started 1. Pin the extension to your toolbar. 2. Open the popup and sign in with a one-time device code. No password pasting. 3. Start saving. Free to install. Saving from the extension requires an active Hunter or Captain subscription on https://treasuretrove.dev; Scout accounts can still browse everything they've saved from elsewhere. Privacy The extension stores your API token locally in your browser's extension storage. It talks only to treasuretrove.dev, and only when you explicitly save, edit, sign in, or revisit a page where you have saved highlights. No tracking. No telemetry. No third-party scripts. Full policy: https://treasuretrove.dev/privacy Help: https://treasuretrove.dev/docs/extension Support: crew@treasuretrove.dev