Overview
Save web content to Gemini Notebook — direct API, bulk import, RSS feeds, YouTube playlists, notebook management.
Deftery: Save anything to Google Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) in a single keystroke. Gemini Notebook Clipper - Deftery is a free Chrome extension that pushes web content directly into your notebooks in Google Gemini Notebook. No copy-paste, no detour through a "saved clips" folder, no waiting for a public API. Deftery talks to Gemini Notebook the same way the web app does and adds your sources where they belong. Changelog: 1.1.0 · July 2026 - Google renamed NotebookLM to Gemini Notebook; the extension is now called Gemini Notebook Clipper - Deftery and works exactly as before - New full-page dashboard with seven sections: overview, notebooks, all sources, import, audio overviews, prompt library, and settings - Local organization: favorites, tags, and folders for your notebooks plus a personal prompt library, stored only on your device - Optional on-device AI: notebook suggestions, automatic titles for text sources, and smart link selection during bulk import, processed entirely on your device - Seven new interface languages (15 in total), including Arabic and Hebrew with right-to-left support 1.0.0 · May 2026 - First release: quick save, right-click menu, bulk import, RSS and Atom feeds, YouTube one-click saving, notebook management, audio overview trigger, multi-account support WHY DEFTERY? Researchers, writers, students, and knowledge workers who use Gemini Notebook as a thinking environment know the pain: every interesting page, article, or video has to be opened in Gemini Notebook, pasted as a source, named, and saved, one at a time. Deftery removes the friction. One keystroke or one right-click sends the page straight to your last-used notebook. WHAT IT DOES 1. Quick-save shortcut Press Ctrl+Shift+S (Windows / Linux) or Cmd+Shift+S (Mac) to send the current page directly to your last-used notebook. No popup, no prompts, instant. 2. Right-click menu Right-click any page, selection, link, or image and send it straight to Gemini Notebook. Selections become text sources, everything else becomes a web source. 3. Popup capture Click the toolbar icon to see page metadata, the current selection, detected RSS feeds, page links, and YouTube playlist info, then pick a notebook and send. 4. Full-page dashboard Open the dashboard for the big picture: an overview with connection status, your notebooks as a grid or a table with search and sorting, a searchable list of all sources across notebooks, bulk and RSS import with live progress, an audio overview gallery, a prompt library, and settings. 5. Bulk import Paste a list of URLs (one per line) or pick from links detected on the current page, then import them all into a notebook in batches. Filter by YouTube, PDF, or external links. 6. RSS feed import Deftery auto-detects RSS and Atom feeds on the current page or accepts a feed URL directly. Pick the items you want and import them as sources in one click. 7. YouTube one-click on every page On any YouTube watch page Deftery injects a "→ Gemini Notebook" button next to Like and Share. One click adds the current video as a source. On a channel's Videos tab the same button sits next to Subscribe and imports every listed video (up to 500) in one batch. On a playlist page open the popup and push the entire playlist. 8. Notebook management List, create, and delete notebooks from inside the extension, now with a full source detail view in the dashboard. Notebooks are cached locally so the UI stays responsive. 9. Local organization Mark notebooks as favorites, assign tags, and sort them into folders. Keep a personal prompt library with one-click copy. All of it stays on your device. 10. Audio overviews Generate audio overviews, listen to them in the dashboard gallery, and export saved overviews as a podcast RSS feed for any podcast player. 11. Optional on-device AI If your browser provides the built-in local AI, Deftery can suggest the right notebook for the current page, title text sources automatically, and separate content links from navigation links during bulk import. Everything is processed on your device; nothing is sent to any server. 12. Multi-account support Multiple Google accounts? Switch the account index in Settings and Deftery talks to the right Gemini Notebook instance. 13. 15 UI languages English, German, Turkish, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Arabic, and Hebrew. Arabic and Hebrew render right-to-left. The extension uses your browser language by default; you can override it manually. FREE FOREVER Deftery is free. No paid tier, no PRO upsell, no in-extension purchases, no ads, no usage limits, no telemetry. It stays free because minoka.de builds it as a utility for the Gemini Notebook community. PRIVACY-FIRST Deftery does not track you. No analytics scripts, no usage events, no third-party calls. The only servers Deftery contacts are: - notebooklm.google.com, the home of Gemini Notebook, to send your sources (uses your existing Google login) - youtube.com, to read playlist video lists when you import a YouTube playlist - RSS feed URLs you explicitly choose to import Your settings, your last-used notebook, your favorites, tags, folders and prompts, and the language override live in chrome.storage.local on your own machine. The optional on-device AI processes content entirely on your device. Nothing is shipped to minoka.de. Read the full privacy policy at https://minoka.de/deftery/datenschutz/ (DE) or https://minoka.de/en/deftery/privacy/ (EN). PERMISSIONS: WHY DEFTERY NEEDS THEM - activeTab: read the page you are currently looking at when you press the shortcut or use the right-click menu - contextMenus: the right-click "Add to Gemini Notebook" menu items - storage: remember your last-used notebook, your local organization, the language override, and the Google account index - tabs: read URLs and titles when bulk-importing detected links - host permission for notebooklm.google.com: talk to the Gemini Notebook API on your behalf - host permission for *.youtube.com: read playlist video lists during YouTube playlist import - content scripts: extract page metadata and selected text when you trigger a save No data leaves your browser except to the destinations listed above, and only when you trigger an action. WORKS WITH - Google Gemini Notebook (current consumer version, formerly NotebookLM) - Chrome, Edge, and other Chromium-based browsers - Manifest V3 service worker model DOES NOT REQUIRE - An API key (Gemini Notebook does not offer a public API) - A minoka.de account - An internet connection beyond Google's own services and the websites you want to save GET STARTED IN THREE STEPS 1. Install: click "Add to Chrome". 2. Sign into Google in the same browser profile and open Gemini Notebook at least once. 3. Open the Deftery popup, pick a notebook, then start using the keyboard shortcut or the right-click menu. SUPPORT - In-app "How to use" guides for every feature - Issues or feature requests: deftery@minoka.de - More tools from minoka.de: https://minoka.de/ Built by minoka.de: small, focused tools for researchers, writers, and content people.
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Details
- Version1.1.0
- UpdatedJuly 18, 2026
- Size165KiB
- Languages15 languages
- DeveloperSercan KahramanWebsite
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