EasyRead

EasyRead: Better browser experence: ReadLater, AutoRecord, AddNote, Save Markdown.

EasyRead: Better browser experience with Read Later, AutoRecord, Add Note, and Save Markdown

EasyRead is a Chrome/Edge extension that creates a smooth web browsing experience with features like Read Later, Add Notes, Auto Record, and Save Markdown. It allows you to easily save web pages for later reading, add notes to organize your knowledge, automatically record visited web pages, and export/import your data for backup and recovery purposes.

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By: volnet

Users: 36

Version: 1.0.1 (Last updated: 2023-06-01)

Creation date: 2023-06-01

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

activeTab
tabs
storage
unlimitedStorage
contextMenus

Size: 111.62K

Email: ee*****@hotmail.com

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# 95,260 ▲ 1,845

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#2598 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 22 #61 in recommend keyword 40 ▲ 5

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Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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This is a Chrome / Edge extension that creates a smooth web browsing experience for you, providing but not limited to: core functions such as reading later, adding notes, and auto-recording.

https://github.com/volnet/chrome-extensions-easyread/

We recommend this reading process:

Easily read any web page, as usual, without any interruptions.
When you see something worth recording, select it and Add to note.
When you have a lot of materials, click Read Later to turn them into to-do items, and then read them slowly.
When you open a webpage that you have already visited, it will automatically restore you to the last visited location.
In order to consolidate knowledge, we recommend that you regularly perform data management, export and delete historical data, and use third-party tools to organize your access history and notes.
The next reading does not start randomly from anywhere on the Internet, but from EasyRead's Read Later list.