Sorenda

Save any page to Sorenda — as a link the server fetches, or as the content your tab already rendered.

Sorenda is a AI-first notes app. This extension saves the page you're looking at straight into your Sorenda account, in two ways: • Link — send just the URL, and Sorenda fetches and archives the page itself. • Content — send exactly what your tab rendered: the visible markup, the visible text, and the page's own metadata. This is the only way to save pages behind a login, a paywall, a bot challenge, or on an intranet, since the server never sees them. If you can see it, it gets archived. The extension strips hidden elements (collapsed menus, cookie banners, off-screen panels) before sending, so navigation clutter doesn't crowd out the article — while content that fades in on scroll is still captured in full. Saving is fast: the note appears in your library within a few hundred milliseconds, searchable right away. Sorenda then builds a cleaner reader view and an AI summary in the background, so closing the popup right after saving loses nothing. Add an optional comment and tags before saving, or just hit save — nothing else is required. A keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+S / Cmd+Shift+S) saves the current tab without opening the popup. Sign-in is shared with the Sorenda web app: sign in once on sorenda.app, and the extension picks it up automatically. Signing out on the site signs the extension out too. Requires a Sorenda account at sorenda.app.