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Save the page you're reading to RecapOne, exactly as you see it, and highlight it right on the page. RecapOne is a reading app for everything you want to keep: web articles, PDFs, ebooks and podcasts, with a clean reader, highlights and notes on the web and on your phone. The extension saves the page you are on in one click: - **Exactly as you see it.** It sends the page as your browser shows it, so articles behind a login or a paywall you have access to save the way you read them. - **One click or one key.** Click the toolbar icon and Save, or press Alt+Shift+S without opening anything: a small note at the bottom of the page says it is saved, with a link to open it. - **Save links without opening them.** Right-click any link and choose "Save link to RecapOne". - **Tag as you save.** After a save, add tags and jump straight into the article in RecapOne. - **Knows what you have.** Open the popup on a page you already saved and it says so, with a link to open it. - **Highlight on the page itself.** Select text on any article and pick one of four colours (Yellow, Blue, Green, Pink), add a note, or tag it. If the page is not in your library yet, it is saved first, and a small note on the page says so. Your highlights reappear when you come back to the page, and they are the same highlights you see in the RecapOne reader, the Highlights page and exports. Click one to recolour it, edit its note or delete it. - **Your Kindle highlights, too (optional).** Turn on Kindle sync and the extension brings the highlights and notes of your Kindle books in from Amazon's notebook page every 6 hours, one document per book. Stay signed in to Amazon in Chrome; Sync now is in the popup. Nothing about a page is sent unless you save or highlight it. No analytics, no ads, no tracking. You need a RecapOne account: sign up at https://app.recapone.com, then sign in from the extension with the code we email you.
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