Send selected text and pages to your Slate vault. Cannot read your notes.
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updated 10 Oct 2026
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About Slate Clipper
Slate Clipper sends what you are reading to your Slate vault — the whole page,
or just the paragraph you highlighted — and then gets out of the way.
WHAT IT DOES
• Click the toolbar button to clip the page you are on, with its title and a
link back to the source.
• Right-click a selection and choose "Clip selection to Slate" to send only
that.
• Press Alt+Shift+S to clip the selection without leaving the keyboard.
• Choose a folder for your clips, or leave it empty and they join your daily
note. Each day gets its own dated note inside the folder, and the folder is
created on the first clip — there is nothing to set up in advance.
WRITE-ONLY BY DESIGN
This is the part worth reading twice. The extension holds three things: a vault
id, that vault's public capture key, and a URL. It holds no account, no
session, no password, and no key that can open a note.
That means it can add to your vault. It cannot read it, search it, or delete
anything. Every clip is sealed in your browser, before it leaves, to a key that
only your own copy of Slate can open — so the text you clip is unreadable to
the server that carries it, and so is the folder you filed it in.
If this extension were lost or compromised tomorrow, the cost would be that
somebody could add lines to your daily note. It would not cost you the vault.
There are no accounts, no analytics, no tracking, and no advertising. Nothing
is sold or shared. The source is public.
HOW CLIPS ARRIVE
Clips are held encrypted on the server until a signed-in copy of Slate pulls
them down, so they appear on Slate's next sync rather than instantly. They are
timestamped when you captured them, not when they arrived — so a clip you took
this morning files itself under this morning.
SETUP
1. Install Slate — https://www.slatenotes.app
2. In Slate, press Cmd+P, type "clipper", and run "Connect a clipper…". It asks
for your vault password and copies a connection token.
3. Click this extension's toolbar button and paste the token in.
That is the whole setup. The token carries the vault, its public key, and the
endpoint, so there is nothing else to look up.
ABOUT SLATE
Slate is a local-first Markdown note-taking app for Mac and the browser. Plain
text, keyboard first, your files on your disk. This clipper is the way in from
everywhere else.
Website: https://www.slatenotes.app
Web app: https://web.slatenotes.app
Source: https://github.com/adamgdvs/slate
Privacy: https://www.slatenotes.app/clipper-privacy.html