Cacher

Save code snippets from anywhere on the web. Companion extension to Cacher, the code snippet organizer for pro developers.

What is Cacher?

Cacher is a Chrome extension specifically designed for developers to save and organize their code snippets. You can save code blocks from any site with a 'Save to Cacher' button, save any selected text, and even save any GitHub Gist. It features a desktop client for various platforms, support for over 100 programming languages, and has flexible labeling to categorize the snippets. Cacher is integrated with multiple platforms including GitHub and Slack. Note that some features require a plan subscription.

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Extension stats

By: https://www.cacher.io

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 1,000+

Rating: 4.25 (4)

Version: 1.2.0 (Last updated: 2022-07-08)

Creation date: 2020-03-24

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

contextMenus
notifications
storage

Host permissions:

*://*/*

Size: 4.58M

Email: su*****@cacher.io

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Ranking

# 28825 ▼ 117

Other rankings

#3407 in Developer Tools ▼ 3 #193 in team sharing keyword 7 ▲ 16

Other platforms

Cacher (v1.2.0)

3.00

(3) 18

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Extension summary

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Save code snippets from anywhere on the web!

Save any code block – Use the "Save to Cacher" button it to quickly save code examples from sites like StackOverflow and Medium.

Save any selected text – Select a block of text, right-click and save it with the Cacher context menu.

Save any Gist – Save any GitHub Gist as a snippet with the "Save to Cacher" button.

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Cacher is a cross-platform, cloud-based app used to curate a snippet library for you and your team.

Features:

– Desktop clients for Windows, macOS and Linux.

User reviews

Looked promising until I saw the limits on the free plan. I'll stick with SaveCode (https://thiscodeworks.com) since it's free and just as good, if not better. Just waiting on their Firefox extension because I use multiple browsers and I was hoping this would fill the void or even replace it. But not a chance. Grepper is also another free option for those interested. Maybe if it was free for students and teachers, but there was no student discount available when I asked. One thing that could make this worthy of say, maybe $3/month, is if it auto-detected the language of the saved code.

Heath (Laryngectomee.eth), 2022-02-26

It is a very good quality extension although the free version is a bit limited and the plans are not overly affordable. Well planned and executed app but some of you may prefer to write your own.