Page to Markdown

Page to Markdown Converter helps you convert the current web page into clean Markdown with one click. This extension is useful for developers, writers, researchers, technical leads, students, and anyone who wants to save web content in a readable Markdown format. Instead of manually copying content from a page and cleaning up formatting, you can open the extension, convert the page, then copy or download the Markdown output. Key features: * Convert the current web page to Markdown * Copy the generated Markdown to your clipboard * Download the result as a .md file * Preserve common formatting such as headings, links, lists, code blocks, and images * Convert relative links and image URLs into absolute URLs * Focus on the main page content when possible * Remove unnecessary page elements such as scripts, styles, navigation, footers, and hidden content Why install it? Many web pages are difficult to reuse in notes, documentation, GitHub issues, PR descriptions, knowledge bases, or AI prompts because the copied content includes broken formatting, extra layout noise, or missing links. Page to Markdown Converter gives you a faster way to capture page content in a clean, portable Markdown format. Common use cases: * Save articles as Markdown notes * Prepare content for documentation * Convert web pages into AI-friendly prompt context * Capture technical references for later reading * Create Markdown drafts from online content * Archive useful pages in a plain-text format * Move web content into tools like GitHub, Notion, Obsidian, VS Code, or internal wikis The extension runs only when you click it and works directly on the active page. It does not require an account or external service. Version 0.1.2 What's new • Added support for converting HTML tables into Markdown tables. • Improved Markdown conversion quality across documentation and content-rich pages. • Better handling of structured page content for more consistent output. • General bug fixes and performance improvements. Version 0.1.1 What's new • Improved Markdown conversion quality by extracting the main article content. • Reduced navigation menus, sidebars, and other unrelated page elements in the generated Markdown. • Improved output consistency across blogs, documentation sites, and news articles. • General bug fixes and performance improvements.