LinkCollector

Simple extension to gather links and text in Chrome. Designed for easy copy and paste into NotebookLM and other tools. Save links to Markdown or CSV. 🚀 Key Features One-Click Capture: Save the current page URL and title from the toolbar button or right-click menu. Snippet Extraction: Highlight text on any page and use the context menu to save it as a snippet with its source URL. Quick Edit: Click on any title, snippet, or URL in the list to edit it before exporting. Batch Selection: Manage your research items with a robust selection system. Delete or copy multiple items at once. Multiple Export Formats: NotebookLM Bundle: Formats all collected items into a single, optimized Markdown block for NotebookLM. Copy Links: Get a clean list of URLs for NotebookLM's "Website" source. Download Markdown or Text: A formatted Markdown or text file containing citations and full snippet text. Export CSV: A structured spreadsheet of all your research metadata. Real-time Feedback: An action badge on the extension icon keeps track of your current collection count. 🆕 What's New in v1.3.1 Simplified capture: Dropped the Alt+Shift+P / Alt+Shift+S keyboard shortcuts in favor of the right-click menu and toolbar button — one less permission to grant, one less shortcut to remember or collide with other extensions. Security hardening: Captured content is now written with textContent instead of innerHTML, so a page's content can never execute as HTML/script. URLs are validated before being treated as links, and exported Markdown/CSV escape content that could otherwise forge a link or inject a spreadsheet formula. Fixed data corruption: Resolved bugs where CSV export and HTML entities in captured text could corrupt saved items, and where failed saves weren't being reported back to the user. UI fixes: Reclaimed lost popup height, removed unnecessary width caps, and fixed focus/editing behavior when editing a title, snippet, or URL inline. Reduced storage traffic: Fewer redundant chrome.storage writes, plus fixes to context-menu behavior and the "copied" feedback state.