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Save the page you're on to Snapp in one click, and see your bookmarks as the real, live site instead of a screenshot. Snapp is a visual bookmark manager for designers and people who build with AI. This extension is its companion, and it does two things. Save in one click. Press the toolbar button, and the page you're on is saved to your Snapp library. No tab opens, nothing steals your focus, and Snapp doesn't need to be open. A small confirmation appears in the corner of the page with the option to add tags, or to undo if you didn't mean it. See your bookmarks alive. Roughly half the web refuses to be displayed inside another page, which is why bookmark managers show you flat screenshots. With this extension installed, every card in your Snapp library renders the real, current site — scrolling, animating, exactly as it looks today rather than as it looked the day you saved it. The extension is optional. Snapp works without it; sites that permit embedding stay live either way. What it does not do: it does not read the pages you visit, does not track your browsing, and contains no analytics. It reads a page's address and title only at the moment you click save. Requires a Snapp account — https://www.usesnapp.app
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