Read on reMarkable

Read web articles on your reMarkable with a click.

What is Read on reMarkable?

"Read on reMarkable" is a time-saving Chrome extension that translates web articles into a simplified-text format or as a PDF, ready to be sent directly to your reMarkable account. Ideal for a reading experience free from distractions, you can conveniently annotate articles directly on your paper tablet. Note: Account creation on my.remarkable.com required before use.

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By: reMarkable AS

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 300,000+

Rating: 3.61 (94)

Version: 1.2.6 (Last updated: 2023-12-14)

Creation date: 2020-07-08

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

activeTab
contextMenus
printerProvider
storage
scripting

Host permissions:

https://*.remarkable.com/

Size: 1.09M

Email: te*****@remarkable.no

URLs: Privacy policy

Stats date:

Chrome-Stats Rank

# 1144 ▲ 7

Other rankings

#10450 in Workflow & Planning #87 in plugin keyword 40 ▼ 9 #110 in sheets erweiterung keyword 38 #239 in sheets extension keyword 14 ▲ 1 #297 in article keyword 7 ▼ 1

Other platforms

Unofficial reMarkable (v1.2.4)

4.42 (24) 739

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Summary

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It’s now easier than ever to send web content to your reMarkable account. A standard click will send articles in a simplified text format, which also provides more adjustment possibilities. In addition, you have the option to right-click on the extension, to send your article as a PDF. Once the content is on your reMarkable account, you’ll be able to read and annotate without distractions on your paper tablet.

Good to know before installing:

If you don’t already have an account at my.remarkable.com, you’ll need to create one
Once installed you’ll find the extension icon at the top right of your Chrome window, beside the address bar
Be mindful that each website has its own way of displaying content, which may change the formatting when it appears on your reMarkable account

User reviews

User reviews summary

These summaries are automatically generated weekly using AI based on recent user reviews. Chrome Web Store does not verify user reviews, so some user reviews may be inaccurate, spammy, or outdated.

Pros

Reliable
Easy to use
Convenient for learning
Seamless integration with reMarkable device

Cons

Issues with converting locally stored pages
Ignores formatting and graphics
Poor stability at times
No support for other browsers

Most mentioned

Works great
Does not work or stopped working
Converting webpages to reMarkable
Pairing with reMarkable device
Needs support for other browsers

Recent reviews

Works Great for Me! I love Remarkable and All that it brings!!!

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Abner Wirtz, 2024-06-08

If you import articles from the Internet as text, the associated images from the article are never imported. But you need this if you want to read the article properly. I know. that you can import the article as a PDF instead, but the PDF looks very bad from the tablet because the texts are much too small. So this is simply not a satisfactory solution. It should be possible to also import the images from the article, even if you use the text importer.