Anything is possible, if you just use Markdown

Once content is in Markdown format, the possibilities are endless - create PDFs, Word/RTFs, HTML websites, books, and more instantly. There are a veritable plethora of free (and paid) tools for Linux, macOS, iOS, Android, other operating systems, and even your browser.

Markdownizr has your back

With Markdownizr, you don't have to manually format any content from a website to reference it in notes, cite it in your documentation, or whatever you may be plotting.

How to use

To get started, select some text on a web page and click the Markdownizr "M" icon in the Chrome toolbar. The Markdown will be copied to your computer's clipboard so you can paste it anywhere. You can also right click and select "Get Markdown" if that makes you happy.

Get the whole page, and nothing but the page

If you want to copy the content of the entire page, just make sure that no text is selected and click the "M" button or right-click option. Done!

Keyboard shortcuts == winning;

Want even more power? Try adding a keyboard shortcut to super-charge your workflow. You can set keyboard shortcuts for plugins from the chrome://extensions page.

Flexible and damn-near future-proof

While other Markdown extraction browser extensions are locked in to a prescribed method of filtering out the html code, Markdownizr puts you in the driver's seat with simple yet powerful settings.

We've added some sensible defaults in hopes that your Markdown turns out well-formed, but the internet is a wild place. Here are the avilable options:

Strip Elements

This first text box is a comma-separated list of HTML elements that Markdownizr will take the content from, but delete the surrounding HTML tags (code).

Delete Elements

This box is the same as the first, but any elements here will be deleted entirely - inner content and all. Use this to get rid of unexpected cruft from <script> tags, etc.

Free and open-source, forever

Markdownizr is and always will be free, open-source software. It was developed for fun and released because... well why not?

The extension is 100% free of malware, ads, trackers, and gremlins. You can check out the source code on GitHub.