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Save anything on the web to your iwantthis.fyi account. Keep track of what you'd love to receive — and share it with the people who actually want to know. The iwantthis.fyi browser extension turns any web page into a one-click save: click the toolbar icon, pick a list, optionally add a note, and you're done. We grab the title and thumbnail server-side so your saved items don't render as bare URLs. **What it does** - Save the URL of the tab you're on to one of your iwantthis.fyi lists - Default to your "Saved" list, or pick any other list you've created - Optional note for context ("for Mom's birthday", "size M in red") - Works on any https:// page — products, articles, recipes, anything **What it doesn't do** - Doesn't read page content — only the URL of the tab you click on - Doesn't track browsing across sites — there's nothing to track - Doesn't sync across devices through the browser — your sign-in is per-device, by design - No analytics, no telemetry, no background reporting **Permissions, briefly** - **activeTab** — to read the URL of the tab you click on. We never read URLs from other tabs or your browsing history. - **storage** — to save your access token + a small list-name cache on your device. - **alarms** — used as a 30-second fallback timer during the one-time account connection flow. Never used after that. - **iwantthis.fyi only** — the extension can talk to our own servers and nothing else. No third-party host permissions. Free, no ads, no upsell. You'll need a (free) iwantthis.fyi account to use it; sign up at https://iwantthis.fyi. Privacy policy: https://iwantthis.fyi/privacy
May 21, 2026
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