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Tame your midpage.ai sidebar. Export and organize your research sessions. By Redline. Tame your midpage.ai sidebar. If you do serious legal research on midpage.ai, you know the problem: dozens of sessions with auto-generated titles, no dates, no order, no way to find what you worked on last week. Sidebar fixes that. BULK EXPORT Export all your midpage.ai research sessions to a single Markdown file in one click. Markdown is universally readable — open it in any text editor, drop it into NotebookLM, Obsidian, or Notion, search across all your research at once, or archive it permanently. TIMESTAMP RENAME Rename every session in your Midpage sidebar with its creation time and date — automatically. Sessions sort chronologically. You can finally find things. BUILT FOR LEGAL RESEARCHERS Sidebar is built in the trenches, for use in the trenches. It runs entirely in your browser using your existing Midpage membership— no passwords stored, no content sent anywhere, nothing extra to buy. Free for folks doing good work. Tell us what you're working on with the Say Hi button — we'd love to hear it. Workers' Comp defense and creditor's rights folks: buy us a beer instead. We'll be busy — and buying a beer is no mere detour. PRIVACY Export counts only are shared if you opt in to anonymous usage stats. Your research content never leaves your browser. Full privacy policy at github.com/danhughes01/sidebar.
May 3, 2026
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