ArchiveApp: Save articles

Save web articles and images to your hosted ArchiveApp reading library.

ArchiveApp is the Chrome companion for the hosted ArchiveApp reading service. When you choose Save, the extension sends the current page URL, rendered article text, page metadata, and referenced images to https://archiveapp.com so the service can create a durable snapshot in your private library. Nothing is uploaded merely because you browse to a page. Capturing a page always starts with an explicit Save action in the popup or through ArchiveApp's configured keyboard shortcut. Features in this beta include a reading list and archive, favorites, folders, search, highlights with private notes, JSON export/import, reader appearance controls, share links, keyboard navigation, and tailored layouts for sites such as YouTube, NOS.nl, and Reddit. Saved articles join ArchiveApp's anonymous public reading list 15 minutes after saving, without any account details, notes, or reading state. One click makes an article private — before or after it is listed — and the website's Default visibility setting keeps new saves private across devices. An account on the ArchiveApp service is required. The service address is fixed in each signed extension version; users cannot redirect login credentials or captures to another server.