Markdown Web Clipper — Save Webpage to Obsidian & Notes

Markdown Web Clipper is a local-first web clipper that saves any webpage as clean Markdown — a high-fidelity HTML to Markdown extension that converts code blocks, tables, math, footnotes, and images without loss. Clip any page, including ChatGPT and Claude conversations, and send it into Obsidian, a GitHub Gist, a local folder, or your clipboard in one keystroke. Clipping runs on your device — no account, no analytics, no telemetry. WHY IT'S DIFFERENT • High-fidelity conversion: Defuddle extraction + Turndown with GFM, so code blocks, tables, math (LaTeX), footnotes, and images survive intact. • Local-first & private: no analytics, no telemetry, and page content is never uploaded. Conversion happens on your device. The extension makes network calls for page images, for a GitHub Gist if you choose that destination, an hourly licence check if you buy Pro, and a Restore Purchase lookup by your email if you use that. • Save where you actually work: download as .md, copy to clipboard, write straight into a local folder (File System Access), open in Obsidian, or push to a GitHub Gist. • One keystroke: Alt+Shift+S opens the popup; Alt+Shift+C clips with your default destination; Alt+Shift+M copies Markdown; Alt+Shift+X clips a selection. Because it saves plain Markdown files, it works with any app that reads Markdown — Obsidian, Logseq, Joplin, or Google NotebookLM — plus a local folder, your clipboard, or a GitHub Gist. Save articles for later as clean, portable Markdown you own, not a reading queue locked in someone's cloud. FREE FOREVER (core) Single-page clipping, built-in templates and site rules, clipboard, download, local-folder save, and the Obsidian destination are free with no time limit. PRO (one-time purchase) Multi-tab batch clipping, co-located image files, GitHub Gist destination, and your own custom templates and site rules. $9 intro (first 1,000 buyers), $19 lifetime after. One-time payment, no subscription, 14-day money-back guarantee. PERMISSIONS The extension reads page content only when you invoke a clip. See the privacy policy for an exact, line-by-line account of what is read, written, and sent.