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Create markdown link-posts for your blog from the current webpage Pulp is a Chrome extension that captures the current tab's URL and title, lets you compose a quick link-post in markdown, and commits it directly to your GitHub-hosted blog repository. It supports GitHub sign-in out of the box, with a personal access token fallback if you prefer that route. No custom frontmatter fields required — it works with any markdown blog using standard YAML frontmatter and a configurable filename template ✨ What’s new Introduction field in popup composer You can now add intro context before the quote/commentary when creating a link post. Improved multi-blog setup and switching Better blog setup UX in options. Smoother repository assignment flow. Better popup behavior when switching blogs. 🔒 Security & privacy improvements Reduced host permission scope Narrowed GitHub host access from broad github.com/* to github.com/login/* where applicable.
May 2, 2026
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