Browser extension
Quick-save the current tab
A Chrome / Firefox extension that saves the page you're reading into your Pith workspace with one keystroke. Workspace-aware, queues offline, optional smart-tagging.
In short
Pith's browser extension saves the current page to your workspace in one click — offline-safe, workspace-aware, and the saved article flows straight into your auto-built wiki.
In the app: /saved
What it gives you
One keystroke
⌘+Shift+S saves the current tab silently. The popup is optional — a click on the toolbar opens it for tags + dedupe info.
Works offline
Saves without a connection get queued and retry when you're back online. Nothing lost on the train.
Workspace-aware
Each token is scoped to one workspace. Switch workspaces in the extension Options to save into a different team.
How it works
- 1
Install the extension from the Chrome Web Store (or load unpacked from the repo).
- 2
Open Options, paste a `tfk_…` token from Pith → Settings → API tokens.
- 3
On any page, hit ⌘+Shift+S — the page is saved and the extension turns green.
Other capture features
FAQ
Which browsers does the Pith extension support?
Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc) and Firefox. One click saves the current tab to your active workspace.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Saves are queued locally and synced automatically when you're back online — you never lose a capture.
Does saving a page do anything beyond bookmarking it?
Yes — the saved article is fetched, cleaned, summarised, and fed into your auto-built wiki, so capture and synthesis are one step.
Try it for yourself.
14-day trial. No credit card. Browser extension works on every plan.
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