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Extract the main reading content of a webpage and view, copy, or download it as Markdown. A Chrome extension that extracts the main reading content from any webpage and displays it in a clean, customizable preview. Download as Markdown or styled HTML, copy to clipboard, and adjust font size and colors to your preference. Features One-click extraction — click the extension icon on any page to instantly extract and preview the article content. Smart content detection — finds <article>, <main>, common blog/news selectors, or falls back to a heuristic for the largest text block. HTML → Markdown conversion — headings, bold/italic, links, lists, tables, blockquotes, code blocks. Metadata capture — page title, author, date, description, and source URL are included in the output. Rendered preview — article opens in a clean reading view in the same tab; use the browser back button to return. Raw / Preview toggle — switch between rendered view and raw Markdown. Font size controls — increase or decrease text size with A+ / A− buttons. Color customization — pick background and foreground (text) colors with color pickers. Save / Reset settings — persist your font size and color preferences across sessions, or reset to defaults. Download as .md — raw Markdown file download. Download as HTML — styled HTML file with your current font size and color settings applied. Copy to clipboard — copy the raw Markdown for pasting into notes or editors.
Mar 13, 2026
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