Quickrefs

Save what's worth keeping, organize it into collections, and publish them as pages anyone can open, share and follow. No engagement-ranked feed: everything there was picked by someone, with a note on why. With the extension: Save the current tab in one click, straight to the right collection. - Right-click → "Save to Quickrefs" saves the page (or a specific link) without opening the extension. - A keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+S / Cmd+Shift+S, remappable) does the same without leaving the keyboard. - Add a curator note as you save. It's what tells people why the link matters. - Publish a collection as a public page on quickrefs.com, with your profile and notes, ready to drop into WhatsApp, LinkedIn or your newsletter. - Follow curators you trust and keep up with the collections they publish. Popular isn't the same as good. On Quickrefs, the people who know the subject decide what's worth reading. The extension only reads the tab you're viewing at the moment you trigger it. It doesn't run in the background, doesn't track your browsing history, and only talks to Quickrefs' servers. Requires a free account at quickrefs.com.