Submerse

Save the page you're reading into your Submerse pools. Right-click an image to save just the image.

Submerse is your personal archive. Save the things you want to come back to: links to webpages, images, PDFs—then share collections of these bookmarks with friends or associates. This extension is how you save to Submerse from Chrome: - Click the Submerse icon to save the page you're on. Tick the pools it belongs in, or type a name to create a new pool on the spot. - Right-click any image and choose "Save image to Submerse" to save just the image, without leaving the page. - If you've saved a page before, the popup shows which pools it's in and lets you update them. Some of Submerse's basic features: - Save links, images, PDFs - Linked webpages, images, PDFs are all auto-summarized and auto-labelled - Organize your bookmarks into pools - Share pools with friends or colleagues to collaborate - Share pools publicly on the internet - Switch between several themes to personalize the look and feel A Submerse account is required. Sign in once at https://submerse.it and the extension uses that session. The extension reads the current tab's title and address only when you open the popup, and reads an image only when you choose to save it. Chrome may ask for permission to read images from a site the first time you save one there.