Easily send web articles to your reMarkable with one click.
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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
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This remarkable extension works perfectly well as advertised, i just got my remarkable and so far it has been a useful tool for my workflow.
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.
This is the only thing I use chrome for, which at least for me is a testament to its (and the Remarkable in general's) importance to my workflow. I didn't realize how much nicer text-dominant articles looked when I read then on my tablet. My one wish is that the original URL was attached as (meta)data somehow for the desktop app and tablet to display; for articles I wish to keep I want to refer back to the source and right now I have to manage my articles both in a bookmarks list so I can eventually write down their citation info, as well as the reading queue I have on the tablet.
Asked our billing service to make an electronic billing sheet that I can access easily without having to carry paper. This device solved that problem.
On chrome 73 on windows, it hangs too forever. There was another extension that worked but unfortunately it's currently banned from the store.
Very convenient way to upload academic papers and web articles to my reMarkable 2 from my Chromebook (via PDF printing). Wish it was as convenient from my Android phone!
Very convenient extension - makes it effortless to send articles to the remarkable. Update: epubs can have their text size changed by accessing ebook setting in the bottom left corner under text settings. Happy with the extension, would like if it included photos in the epub versions, but technically the pdf is a workaround at the moment. 5 stars because this type of extension supported by remarkable not a third party makes it a true replacement from reading articles etc on the computer.
When the application is working the quality of content send on the device are superb. Most of the time however, the application is not working, it show that the application was send to the device but when I check there is nothing on the device, . If I restart the device , some file appears but not all the files that was send before.. And there is no way to debug this...
I downloaded the extension today and everything works as it should. The conversion from webpage to ebook is very helpful and is more readable than the .pdf, to me. Although changing the scale of the .pdf during "printing" to remarkable may help with that. I wish, however, there is the option to turn a .pdf or ebook into a notebook so that the .pdf can serve as a "cover letter" if you will. I am a student and this would allow me to read the .pdf and continue working on the problems. The ability to append a .pdf to an existing notebook would also be a nice addition, though that is outside the scope of this extension. All in all I am happy with the extension.
Totally unreliable. If you want it for play, might work. If you want to be productive at work, don't use it!