Save Anywhere — Right-Click Save to Dropbox & Google Drive

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Right-click links or images straight to Dropbox or Google Drive — 20 free saves/month, auto-sort rules, no Downloads folder. Save Anywhere puts a "Save to cloud" option right in your context menu. Right-click any link or image, and the file goes straight to Dropbox or Google Drive — it never touches your local Downloads folder. HOW IT WORKS 1. Connect Dropbox and/or Google Drive once, in the options page. 2. Right-click a link or image on any page and choose "Save to Dropbox" (or "Save to Google Drive"). 3. A small toast confirms Saving… then ✓ Saved — without leaving the page. FEATURES • Save to Dropbox or Google Drive — connect either cloud, or both. • Right-click links AND images — images are saved as the image itself, not the page. • 20 free saves per month — enough for light use, with the counter shown in the popup. • Auto-sort folder rules, no limit on how many — route files by extension (e.g. pdf), source domain (e.g. figma.com), or filename keyword (e.g. "invoice") into the right folder. • Default target folder for everything else. • Changed your mind? Move a saved file to another folder right from the confirmation toast. • In-page toast feedback — Saving… / ✓ Saved / ✕ failed, right where you clicked. • Recent saves list and a monthly counter in the popup. • Light or dark appearance — follows your system, or pick one and it sticks. • No local download step — the file streams from the page to your cloud. SAVE ANYWHERE PRO — $5.99/month, entirely optional Everything listed above stays free, including both clouds and unlimited auto-sort rules. Pro lifts the two limits power users hit: • Unlimited saves — no monthly cap (the free plan allows 20 per month) • Custom filename templates — rename files as they are saved, using {name}, {ext}, {date}, {time}, and {domain} Checkout and billing are handled by Dodo Payments as merchant of record. The extension never sees your card — it only stores the license key that unlocks Pro. PRIVACY Save Anywhere only sends the one link or image you right-click. It does not read your browsing history, your other tabs, or page content. Authentication is handled by Dropbox (OAuth) and Google (OAuth) — your passwords are never seen or stored. See our privacy policy for the full data disclosure. Made by Briskkit — a set of small, sharp browser tools.

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