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Save the current page to Keepit in one click. Save it now. Find it when it matters. Keepit saves the pages you want to come back to — articles, references, recipes, anything worth a second look — and files them where you will actually find them again. The extension is the browser half of the Keepit app for iPhone and Android; everything you save syncs to both. One click, properly filed - Save the page you are on straight from the toolbar - Title and preview image are picked up automatically, and the title stays editable before you save - Pick a folder and tags right in the popup, or create one on the spot - Select text on a page, right-click, and keep just that passage as a note Made for people who actually sort - Your folders and tags come from the app, in the order you arranged them - A default folder for one-click saving, when you would rather not think - Choose what the toolbar button does: open the popup, or save instantly - Tells you when a page is already in your library, so you do not save it twice Reads the way you do - Follows your browser's light and dark theme - Speaks 9 languages: English, French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Hindi - Uses the accent colour you chose in the app Your library, everywhere - The same library on the web, on iPhone and on Android - Saved articles are archived for reading later, including offline in the app - Sign in with email, Google, Apple — or a sync key if your account has no email address Keepit is free. It never reads pages you have not asked it to save, and asks for no permission to run on the sites you visit. Privacy policy: https://keepit.now/privacy Support: contact@keepit.now
Aug 17, 2026
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