obsidian-livesync-webclip

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Overview

Webclipper for Obsidian LiveSync

Clip web pages to markdown, and send them to Obsidian via Obsidian-livesync. You can keep online content as a local notebook, and reallege, collect, and add your comments as markdown. Images are also captured. Therefore, you can view the content while you are off the line. Self-hosted livesync and obsidian-live-sync-webcip are made in OpenSource. If you feel anything worries, check the repo. You can control all your data completely. Note: - Obsidian, and your own server or SaaS account are required. for more information, check the repo. - Your Cloudant or CouchDB instance should allow the CORS request from the URI you have clipped. https://github.com/vrtmrz/obsidian-livesync

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Vivek N
Feb 28, 2024

This is not working. It cannot even clip a simple webpage which has no images and no complex math expressions. Improve this extension and make it work.

0 out of 4 people found this helpful

Mike Creuzer
Jan 19, 2024

This tool was the missing piece for me to move away from Evernote. There is some setup that needs to happen for this tool to work (couchDB), but that is aligned with how I want to store/host my data (myself) so it's worth the few minutes to set things up. Many thanks to the developer of this tool.

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Details

Version
0.6
Updated
December 11, 2023
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vrtmrz
Size
78.67KiB
Languages
English
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Email
vrtmrz@gmail.com
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