Heptabase Web Clipper

Save and tag web content to Heptabase.

Heptabase Web Clipper - Save & Tag Web Content

Heptabase Web Clipper is a Chrome extension that allows you to save and tag web content into Heptabase for better organization and breakdown into atomic knowledge cards.

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Extension stats

By: https://heptabase.com

Users: 8,000+

Rating: 3.73

(22)

Version: 1.3.0 (Last updated: 2024-08-21)

Creation date: 2024-05-27

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Moderate risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

activeTab
scripting
storage

Host permissions:

https://*.heptabase.com/
http://localhost/

Size: 9.27M

Email: su*****@heptabase.com

URLs: Website ,Privacy policy

Ranking

# 11,596 ▲ 71

Other rankings

#3865 in Tools ▼ 7

Other platforms

Heptabase (v1.25.0)

3.93

(150) 20,925+

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Extension summary

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Heptabase is a visual note-taking tool that helps you make sense of your learning, research, and projects. It gets you into the flow of thinking and brings together everything you need for a deeper understanding of the topics that you care about.

Use our Web Clipper to save and tag web content into Heptabase and further break it down into atomic knowledge cards.

User reviews

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Pros

Users appreciate the need and functionality of the web clipper.
The developers are responsive to feedback and continue to improve the tool.
The extension is seen as useful for turning webpages into cards.

Cons

The extension frequently fails to save images from webpages.
Many users report that the tool is not functioning properly or stalls during use.
There's confusion about where saved content ends up in the application.

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