Notion Web Clipper
Use our Web Clipper to save any website into Notion.
Save the Web to Notion
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- 💾 Save web articles, emails, tweets, Youtube videos, Linkedin posts, cooking recipes and more… To read them later in Notion.
- 🏷️ Fill database properties (tags, relation, checkbox…), right in the extension.
- 📸 Take screenshots & pick images from the web and upload them to Notion.
- ✍️ Highlight portions of text directly from the web and send them right to Notion.
- 🧠 Automatically Map data on webpages, such as article’s publication date, author name etc… To database properties, so you don't have to copy/paste.
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The extension is okay, but the highlighting feature is broken. It saves everything as a quote block, which is frustrating since it is the main feature I need.
Tweet clipping doesn't work (pressing the 'Tweet' button does nothing).
Extraodinary good!
WORKAROUND FOR RECENT UPDATE: you can download Firefox and install the older version of save to notion https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/save-to-notion/
Everytime it gets updated, it gets broken, When adding a highlight, please make sure it gets added to the releated page that was created, instead of always having to choose the page manually, its so annoying, that is the only feature we ever need. None of the other new features matter, it somehow always gets broken after an update.
WORKAROUND FOR RECENT UPDATE: This extension used to let you (1) save a webpage to Notion and then (2) immediately start saving highlights *to that exact page* by right-clicking on selected text. The latest extension update broke that feature. But it still works! Use this workaround: (Step #1) Save webpage as usual. (Step #2) Select text, right-click, Add Highlight. (Step #3) Click on the "Add to" box to select a different destination. Search for the title of the webpage you just saved. Select it. (Step #4) Save to Notion. Result: Your highlights will now save to your desired location! And you only have to do this once per webpage—subsequent highlights will default to the new location you just selected.
Removing the way highlighting worked totally defeated the purpose. So now i have to use the official notion clipper as well Here is the workaround -download the official notion Clipper -clip the website you want using the official clipper to create a page -then use the "save to notion" clipper's highlight to save highlights to that relevant page Please bring the old highlight function
The first page I tried this on didn't work, I got nothing. I uninstalled and reinstalled and then I at least got a message saying it wouldn't work on that page. I tried another page and it brought the popup window. I also had to enter "Shift-Alt-E" for it to work instead of just right clicking. So not so bad but it seems kind of quirky. We'll see.
This is the only extension I left installed on chrome because it's so useful and helps simplify research work. But now, when I save an article and highlight, instead of saving it to the article's page, I have to manually select where I save it to? I don't understand... If this is a feature the developer added intentionally, I'd like to suggest default saving highlights to the article's page and offer the option to save it elsewhere.
This extension was so great until recently. Now the highlights don't default to the same page? Instead, the 'Add to Highlight' feature creates a new entry, making it so much more complicated to find things in a database. Why would you change that? That was legitimately the only edge this extension had against other extensions.