InfoFlow Picker

Extract highlighted knowledge and sync it to GitHub with categories.

# Chrome Web Store — copy-paste fields Map each block below to the matching field in **Developer Dashboard → Store listing**. --- ## Text fields | Dashboard field | Value | |-----------------|-------| | **Title** (from package) | InfoFlow Picker | | **Summary** (short description, max 132 chars) | Save highlights & images to GitHub with categories — right-click any image to capture and batch-save. | | **Category** | Productivity | | **Language** | English | ### Detailed description (paste into “Description”, max 16,000 chars) InfoFlow Picker lets you **save images and text from any webpage** straight to **your own GitHub repository** — with source URL, categories, and structured JSON + Markdown export. **Why install it** - **Right-click any image** to save it to GitHub — no download folder, no copy-paste - Pick **multiple images from the same post** (Twitter/X grids, galleries) and upload in one click - Capture highlighted text with the same workflow — one tool for clips and visuals - Works with InfoFlow and other Markdown/JSON knowledge workflows **Image saving (core feature)** - Context menu on any image → open picker → save to your repo - Auto-detects sibling images in the same post; default selects the one you clicked - Select all, pick several, or current only — batch upload to GitHub - Images stored alongside JSON metadata and Markdown notes in category folders **Also includes** - Select text or use the context menu for quotes and highlights - Custom categories, notes, JSON + Markdown export - Draft cache survives popup close or failed saves until success - Chinese & English UI; GitHub token stored locally only **Privacy** No data is sent to the developer’s servers. Uploads use your token to your repo only. **Use cases:** knowledge management, reading notes, research clips, InfoFlow workflows.