LinkCollector

Collect URLs and snippets to batch-export to NotebookLM and beyond.

Simple extension to gather links and text in Chrome. Designed for easy copy and paste into NotebookLM and other tools. Save links to Markdown or CSV. 🚀 Key Features One-Click Capture: Save the current page URL and title from the toolbar button or right-click menu. Snippet Extraction: Highlight text on any page and use the context menu to save it as a snippet with its source URL. Quick Edit: Click on any title, snippet, or URL in the list to edit it before exporting. Batch Selection: Manage your research items with a robust selection system. Delete or copy multiple items at once. Multiple Export Formats: NotebookLM Bundle: Formats all collected items into a single, optimized Markdown block for NotebookLM. Copy Links: Get a clean list of URLs for NotebookLM's "Website" source. Download Markdown or Text: A formatted Markdown or text file containing citations and full snippet text. Export CSV: A structured spreadsheet of all your research metadata. Real-time Feedback: An action badge on the extension icon keeps track of your current collection count. 🆕 What's New in v1.3.1 Simplified capture: Dropped the Alt+Shift+P / Alt+Shift+S keyboard shortcuts in favor of the right-click menu and toolbar button — one less permission to grant, one less shortcut to remember or collide with other extensions. Security hardening: Captured content is now written with textContent instead of innerHTML, so a page's content can never execute as HTML/script. URLs are validated before being treated as links, and exported Markdown/CSV escape content that could otherwise forge a link or inject a spreadsheet formula. Fixed data corruption: Resolved bugs where CSV export and HTML entities in captured text could corrupt saved items, and where failed saves weren't being reported back to the user. UI fixes: Reclaimed lost popup height, removed unnecessary width caps, and fixed focus/editing behavior when editing a title, snippet, or URL inline. Reduced storage traffic: Fewer redundant chrome.storage writes, plus fixes to context-menu behavior and the "copied" feedback state.