Save the article you're reading to Stash, your read-it-later library, in one click.
Stash strips a page down to its text and keeps its structure: headings, lists, tables, images. You read it distraction-free, on any device, even offline. Highlight passages, add notes, export your highlights as Markdown.
The extension sends the page as your browser already rendered it, so articles on JavaScript-heavy or bot-protected sites save correctly where pasting a link would fail. It also keeps the images the page has already loaded.
How it works:
- Sign in to the Stash web app in this Chrome profile. The extension has no login of its own; it uses that session.
- Open the extension on any article. It tells you whether the page is already saved, then offers to save it, save it again, or restore it from Trash.
Permissions are minimal: the extension only acts on the tab you're on, when you open it, and talks only to the Stash web app.