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Intelligently capture web content into your Zin Flow library for offline reading or EPUB export. Zin Flow Extension — Send Web Articles Directly to Your Reading Library 📚 The Zin Flow Chrome extension lets you save any webpage to your personal library in the Zin Flow App (iOS / Mac). It extracts the main content of a page, cleans away ads and clutter, then securely and anonymously delivers it to your app — ready to be read offline as an EPUB eBook. 🔧 How It Works The extension locally extracts and refines the article content within your browser. Once cleaned, the text is sent anonymously through an encrypted connection to the Zin Flow backend. After linking the Chrome extension with the app using a one-time pairing code, the saved articles automatically appear in your library on iPhone or Mac. 💡 Key Features • One-Click Save: Instantly capture the current webpage and send it to the app. • Smart Extraction: Removes ads, comments, and layout noise for a clean reading format. • Auto Sync: Saved articles show up automatically in the Zin Flow app library. • No Account Needed: Uses a pairing code instead of login or registration. • Private by Design: No personal data collected, no tracking of any kind. • Local Processing: Content extraction happens entirely inside your browser. 📱 Works with the Zin Flow App Requires the Zin Flow App (available on the App Store). With the extension installed, you can save web articles in seconds and later enjoy them offline on your iPhone or Mac — organized, distraction-free, and beautifully formatted as eBooks.
Aug 2, 2026
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