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See it fast, save it faster. Briefings, Hubs, Marks, Mates, Series — one click from any tab. One click. Every tab is a doorway to your Yroun. The whole Yroun surface — your Live/Daily Briefings, your Hubs, your saved pages (Marks), your Mates, and your Series — sits inside a popup that's always one click away, no matter which tab you're on. And when you're reading something worth keeping, save the page to your Yroun in one click. • Live / Daily Briefings — jump straight into today's briefing without hunting for it. • Your Hubs — recent Hubs land in the popup the moment it opens. • Save this page (Marks) — one click, and the page you're on lives in your Yroun on every device. • Mates — open your Mate from any tab and pick up the conversation. • Series — resume the series you're reading in one tap. • Export as Markdown — a portable .md file, article only, links and images made absolute so it reads anywhere. Or copy the same clean conversion to your clipboard. • Sign in with Yroun — secure OAuth 2.0 with PKCE. No API key to paste, no password ever seen by the extension. • Private by design — nothing runs until you click; data goes only to Yroun's own servers to sign you in and to save. No analytics, no ads, no tracking. • Works in English, 한국어, and 日本語. Yroun is a first-party Yroun tool — the fastest on-ramp back into your Yroun.
Aug 18, 2026
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