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Export Gemini chats to markdown Instantly export Gemini conversations to clean Markdown. The essential Step 1 for your personal knowledge pipeline (Obsidian/Notion). Stop letting your best ideas get trapped in a browser tab. - We’ve all been there: you just had an incredible brainstorming session, a coding deep-dive, or a long research chat. But saving it? That usually means messy copy-pasting, broken formatting, and losing the flow of the conversation. Gemini Chat Exporter is the "Swish" solution. 🏀✨ - It is designed to be the frictionless Step 1 in your personal knowledge management (PKM) pipeline. With one click, this extension captures your active Gemini chat and converts it into a perfectly formatted Markdown file (.md), ready for your archives. 🚀 Key Features: ・One-Click Capture: No complex menus. Just click the Raccoon 🦝 icon, and your chat is ready. ・Smart Formatting: Preserves headers (#), code blocks, bold text, and lists so your notes stay readable. ・Context Aware: Automatically detects the conversation title so your files are named meaningfully (no more "Untitled_Chat.txt"). ・Privacy First: Everything happens locally on your browser. Your data never leaves your machine. 📂 Perfect For: ・Obsidian & Notion Users: Feed your second brain with structured data, not raw text. ・Developers: Keep your AI-generated code snippets organized with proper syntax highlighting. ・Archivists: Save your "treasured conversations" locally before they get lost in the history feed. ⚡️ PART OF THE "Raccoon Sanitizer" PIPELINE This extension is just the beginning. (literally) - For the ultimate experience, pair this extension with Step 2: RaccoonSanitizer. RaccoonSanitizer is a companion macOS app that lets you clean, scrub, and customize your exports (rename roles, remove fluff, and batch process) before you save them. 👉 Learn more about the full workflow and get the RaccoonSanitizer app here: https://alman-os.com/raccoon-sanitizer (Find us on Twitter/Instagram: @gonzaleshvili)
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