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Copy articles to clipboard in Markdown format with one click. Streamline your AI-powered article analysis. --- ✅ Overview This is a Chrome extension that copies web articles to your clipboard in Markdown format. You can paste the copied article into AI services such as ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini and request analysis. ✅ Key Features ・One-click copy of articles in Markdown format ・Automatic detection and extraction of the main article content ・Automatic removal of unnecessary elements (ads, navigation, etc.) ・Clean, readable formatting in Markdown ✅ Shortcut Key Support ・Ctrl+Shift+C (Mac: ⌘+Shift+C): Copy the article ※It may not be set automatically. Please configure it via chrome://extensions/shortcuts. ✅ How to Use Open an article page Right-click → Select “📋 Copy article as Markdown” Or press Ctrl+Shift+C Paste into your preferred AI service (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, etc.) and request analysis ✅ Recommended For ・Those who want AI to read articles for summarization and analysis ・Writers and marketers who want to improve research efficiency ・Researchers and students who want to streamline literature reviews 🔒 Privacy & Security ・Fully local processing: No data is sent to the developer’s servers ・Minimum permissions: Uses only the necessary permissions ・Explicit operation: Runs only when the user chooses to do so ・No data storage: Article content is processed only temporarily 🆓 Completely Free All features are available for free. 🔄 Update History v1.0.0 (December 2025) Initial release Automatic article extraction Markdown conversion Shortcut key support
Jan 5, 2026
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