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Capture a page into a Ravolti task, and run the clock on it. Ravolti for Chrome is the fastest way to turn something you see on a web page into a task in your Ravolti workspace. Spot a broken header on a client's site? Click the Ravolti button (or press a shortcut), capture it, name it, choose the project, and start the clock. One panel, no switching tabs, no describing it from memory. What you can do - Capture the visible part of a page, a region you drag, or the whole scrolling page. - Mark it up before it leaves your computer: draw boxes and arrows, and blur anything private. Blur destroys the pixels, it does not just cover them. - File it as a task in a project, or save it to the project's media library on its own. The page address and your notes go with the picture. - Start, stop and watch the timer on any task. A badge on the toolbar icon shows the minutes while it runs. - Copy a capture to the clipboard to paste it into a chat. - Keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Y viewport, +X region, +F full page), changeable at chrome://extensions/shortcuts. Privacy - It does nothing on a page until you start a capture. It does not read or record your browsing, and it has no analytics or ads. - A capture is sent only to your own Ravolti workspace. You need a Ravolti account (ravolti.com). Self-hosted installs can set their own address on the extension's options page.
Oct 21, 2026
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