Save to WebCull

A plugin that makes it easier to save websites to the WebCull bookmark manager.

Save to WebCull: Efficient Bookmark Manager Chrome Extension

Save to WebCull is a Chrome extension for enhanced bookmark management. It empowers users to save websites, change titles, add tags, take notes, and switch accounts with ease. It also offers the convenience of moving bookmarks to specific folders or even creating new ones, right within the extension. An intuitive grayscale icon system communicates whether a link has been saved, providing a user-friendly visual guide.

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Extension stats

This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2023-10-17

By: http://webcull.com

Users: 1,257+

Rating: 2.25

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Version: 1.1.1 (Last updated: 2022-01-24)

Creation date: 2020-05-22

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

High risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

webRequest
webNavigation
tabs
cookies
https://webcull.com/

Size: 103.42K

Email: in*****@webcull.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Other platforms

Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Save to WebCull (v1.0.1)

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Save to WebCull bookmark manager without needing to navigate to the WebCull website. You can also change the title, save tags, take notes and quick switch account. Easily move your bookmark to a specific folder or create a new one all within the extension. The icon that is used to save links is grayscaled until the link has been saved, this is useful to know if you have already saved a link.

User reviews

As a usual practise by many developers/companies..... limit the free version to an extent that it's not really usable but for super light and minimal use and encourage you to get the monthly subscription. Gone are the days when you could just simply buy an app and thats it, instead of paying every month. I'm sure these people think we have nothing better to do than to have a whole bunch of fees and subscriptions coming out of our bank every month for a multitude of 'not often used' utilities or apps that you just run/use every once and a while. Shame!