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Capture, organize, and research web pages. Your personal OSINT toolkit for saving and annotating anything you find online. A Chrome extension for saving, organizing, and annotating web pages. Your personal OSINT toolkit for research, due diligence, and bookmarking with superpowers. Features Core Functionality - One-click capture: Save any webpage with a screenshot instantly - Screenshot capture: Automatically captures a visual snapshot of the page - Keyboard shortcut - `Ctrl+Shift+S` (or `Cmd+Shift+S` on Mac) to capture without opening the popup Organization - Collections - Group related captures with custom colors - Tags - Add multiple tags to any capture - Notes - Add research notes and observations to each capture - Search - Full-text search across titles, URLs, notes, and tags Library Management - Sort & Filter - Sort by date, title, or domain; filter by collection - Bulk actions - Select multiple captures to move, tag, or delete - Thumbnails - Visual previews make browsing easy Customization - Dark mode - System, light, or dark theme - Export - Download all your data as JSON Use Cases - OSINT Research - Capture and organize sources for investigations - Due Diligence - Document company pages, social profiles, job listings - Journalism - Archive sources before they change or disappear - Competitive Intel - Track competitor websites and changes - Academic Research - Organize sources for papers and projects - Job Hunting - Save and annotate job postings and company pages - Legal/Compliance - Document web evidence with timestamps Capturing a Page 1. Navigate to any webpage 2. Click the PageVault icon or press `Ctrl+Shift+S` 3. Optionally add to a collection or add tags 4. Click "Capture This Page" Organizing Captures - Library tab - Browse all your captures with search and filters - Collections tab - Create and manage collections - Click any capture to view details, add notes, or edit tags Keyboard Shortcuts - `Ctrl+Shift+S` / `Cmd+Shift+S` - Quick capture current page Data Storage All capture data is stored locally in your browser using Chrome's storage API. Screenshots are stored as base64-encoded JPEG images. The extension requests the `unlimitedStorage` permission to support large capture libraries; this does not change where data is stored (it remains local to your browser). Privacy PageVault is designed to keep your research local: - No accounts required - No analytics or tracking - Capture data (URLs, notes, tags, screenshots) stays in your browser - License activation contacts our Cloudflare Worker only to verify payment and return a signed token - If you enable external resources for archived views, your browser may fetch images/styles from the original site