OntoFlow Clipper

Save the page you are reading into your Obsidian vault as a Markdown note, with its source. Fully local — no network access.

Clip the page you're reading straight into your Obsidian vault. One click turns the page into a clean Markdown note in your inbox folder — the main content, not the navigation and footers — with the source URL and the time you clipped it recorded at the top. Select part of the page first and you clip only that. It stays on your machine. The extension has no network access at all: no host permissions, no servers, no accounts, no analytics. The note travels from the page to Obsidian through your clipboard and a local obsidian:// link, and nothing else leaves the browser. You can check this yourself — the permissions it asks for are the narrowest ones that let a click read the page you are on. Set it up once. Point it at your vault and your inbox folder, and clipping is one click from then on. Clips land as ordinary Markdown files you own. With the OntoFlow plugin for Obsidian installed, they also become part of what it reads on the next pass — so what you clipped today can come back when it turns out to matter. Requires Obsidian.