Slate Web Extension

Easily save any link to your Slate account.

Slate Web Extension - The Key to Organized Web Browsing

The 'Slate Web Extension' is a Chrome plug-in designed to make your web browsing more organized. The extension enables you to save and revisit any link effortlessly with a single click. It acts as your digital notebook where you can keep all your valuable findings from the web. Moreover, it provides 30GB of free storage to get you started on your journey. Start using the Slate Web Extension and never lose or forget a useful link ever again.

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Extension stats

By: hello

Users: 531

-13

Rating: 3.50

(6)

Version: 4.0.1 (Last updated: 2022-10-04)

Creation date: 2020-09-15

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Overrides new tab: Yes

Permissions:

tabs
cookies
commands
bookmarks
history
storage
unlimitedStorage
tabGroups

Host permissions:

https://slate.host/
https://slate-dev.onrender.com/

Size: 2.79M

Email: he*****@slate.host

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# 38,298 ▲ 531

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Slate is a personal storage space that helps you keep track and come back to things you care about on the web.

Get started with 30GB of free storage and begin collecting with the Slate Web Extension today.

User reviews

This is a great clipper to replace the default one, like stew said the search is a bit broken atm. Couple things on current build: If you need to delete a saved link or file, you have to go to the webapp at slate.host, not on new tab or the jumper. Syncing bookmarks with chrome only apply to new bookmarks, not those already saved in chrome The jumper needs to be refreshed by refreshing the chrome window to see changes that u made to a tag/file (add/remove a tag)

Ran Xin, 2022-10-14

If the point is to let you capture pages and files, then search for them later, then the Slate app is a huge failure. This extension lets you capture pages, sort of. But the Search feature never finds the original objects, whether you search for them by their title or by contents. It's a complete waste of time.