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Clip the page you're reading into MojoPad, and highlight where the web matches your own wiki's pages. Clip to MojoPad connects the web you read with the MojoPad desktop app — the local-first wiki and second brain for macOS. CLIP — save the page you're reading straight into MojoPad, fully rendered, exactly as you see it. Because it captures from your own browser tab, it works where "fetch the URL" clippers fail: JavaScript-rendered articles, pages behind a login, and cookie-walled content come through as the real thing. • One click — no bookmarklet, no copy/paste. • Captures the live, rendered page in your session; embeds images so the clip is self-contained. • Clean & editable (article extracted, searchable, wiki-linkable) or Original snapshot (the exact page) — your choice in MojoPad. HIGHLIGHT (new, optional) — turn on Augmented Browsing inside MojoPad and the web starts pointing back at your own notes: phrases on pages you read that match your wiki's page names get a quiet dotted underline. Hover to see your own note; click to open it in MojoPad. The toolbar icon counts the page's connections, and with your local AI it can also suggest pages of yours that are related by meaning, even when no title matches. • Off by default — nothing happens on pages you visit until you flip the switch inside MojoPad. • All matching happens inside your browser. With the optional related-pages feature, a short digest of the page goes to the MojoPad app on your own computer, where your local AI compares it against your wiki. • Private by design: everything stays on your Mac. No server, no account, no analytics — nothing you read or clip is ever sent anywhere. Requires the MojoPad desktop app (https://mojopad.app).