CaptureTools

Nineteen browser tools in one extension — capture, highlight, print, convert, remember — with every one switched off until you want it. HOW IT WORKS Install it and nothing runs. Open Settings and switch on only the tools you actually need; each one asks for its own access at that moment and nothing before. A command palette on the toolbar button searches every action by name, so nineteen tools stay as quick to reach as one — type two letters and press Enter. Tools you leave off contribute no code to any page you visit, no entry to your right-click menu and no storage. Switch one off later and it stops on pages that are already open, not just on the next reload. FEATURES • Capture — a full page as one image, including everything below the fold • Remember — a private visual history of pages you have been on, named marks in long documents, and drafts of what you typed so a crash does not eat it • Highlight — mark a field on a page once and see it marked every time you return • Clean up — paste without dragging fonts and wrapper markup along, print without navigation or comments, and force a visible focus outline for keyboard testing • Convert — text between snake, camel, Title and plain case; metric beside imperial; times in your own zone • Copy out — your open tabs as a list, the part of a table you selected straight into a spreadsheet, or a link that scrolls the recipient to the exact passage • Per site — zoom and playback speed that stay set, and reading time totalled per domain • Build — element selectors ranked by how long they will keep working, and a check of how each image reads to a screen reader PRIVACY CaptureTools makes no network requests. There is no account, no sign-in, no server and no sync. Nothing you capture, type, highlight or read is transmitted anywhere, and no analytics, telemetry or usage counters exist in the package. Everything a tool keeps stays in this browser profile on this machine, and every tool that stores anything can be cleared from its own settings page. PERMISSIONS IN PLAIN ENGLISH • Storage — keeps your settings and whatever a tool you switched on saves • Alarms — lets tools tidy up expired data on a schedule • Right-click menu — adds entries for the tools you switch on, and only those • Access to the current tab — used by capture, only on the tab you invoke it on • Access to pages — asked for by page tools when you switch one on, never at install • Tab addresses — asked for by tools that match a rule to a site; they read no page content • Notifications — asked for only if you switch on a tool that reminds you SUPPORT AND CHANGES Problems and requests: dhseadev.online/contact This version adds fourteen tools to the original five, replaces the tile launcher with a searchable command palette, and adds a health panel that tells you when a tool is switched on but has not been given the access it needs.