Webpage to Markdown Quick Save

### What this extension does

It lets you save any webpage you are viewing as a Markdown (MD) file with one click on the toolbar button, or via a keyboard shortcut.

When you trigger it, the extension extracts the meaningful page content, converts it to Markdown, adds a metadata header with the page title and the Uniform Resource Locator (URL), and then saves the file automatically to your Downloads folder (with optional subfolders).

### Why users should install it

If you save articles, docs, and research pages into a notes vault, this removes the manual work, copy and paste, formatting cleanup, naming files, and remembering the source link. Instead, you get a consistently formatted Markdown file saved locally in seconds.

It is built to save cleaner notes than raw copy and paste by removing common clutter (navigation, headers, footers, popups, cookie prompts, ads) before conversion.

Quality is a first class feature, if the initial extraction looks weak, it automatically falls back to Readability.js and selects the better result using quality checks, so users get a usable Markdown file more often.

### Key selling points for your Chrome Web Store listing

* One click Quick Save to Markdown from the toolbar, plus keyboard shortcut support
* Two extraction modes, Quick for speed, Thorough for deeper cleanup
* Automatic Readability.js fallback when content quality is poor
* Cleans clutter and strips common junk before conversion
* Safer output, removes javascript links, strips inline event handlers, removes risky attributes
* Converts relative links and images to absolute URLs, so your saved note works anywhere
* Best effort iframe capture for same origin iframes
* Autosaves to Downloads with configurable subfolders, including nested folders
* Smart filenames from the page title, optional timestamp, illegal character cleanup
* Clear feedback, badge states while converting, success, error, plus optional notifications with Open file and Copy to clipboard actions
* Options page with organized settings, validation, and reset to defaults

### Why users can trust it

It processes content locally, with no external servers, no analytics, and no tracking. It only injects scripts when the user triggers it, and it is Manifest Version 3 (MV3) compliant.

It also includes safety controls like restricted page detection, resource limits, timeouts, and protections against concurrent runs.