I used kepano's bookmarklet script for this purpose earlier, and this is of course an even better version. Straightforward and as customizable as it ought to be.

Amazingly powerful! Only feedback is I wish it supported screenshots.

It works very well and it's open source. One of the best web clippers out there.

This extension is a game-changer for anyone who values efficient knowledge management. The tool allows you to clip content directly from the web and save it to your Obsidian vault, ensuring you always have access to your resources—even offline.

What makes this extension stand out is its intuitive design. The user interface is simple and straightforward, making it easy to clip and categorize information with just a few clicks. Whether you're researching a project, bookmarking interesting articles, or building a knowledge base, the extension integrates seamlessly into your workflow.

One of its most powerful features is the ability to customize how the content is saved using filters. This means you can automatically organize and format your clipped content to match your unique Obsidian setup.

However, it’s worth noting that writing filters requires a bit of coding knowledge. While this might be a hurdle for complete beginners, those with even basic scripting skills will find the possibilities incredibly rewarding. Plus, the Obsidian community provides excellent support to help you get started.

Great addon. Helping us archivists in the fight against dead links. 5/5, great idea and great execution!

Very powerful tool in combination with Obsidian, looking forward to future development.

This latest solution to clipping into Obsidian is beautifully done and effective.

Awesome!

Thanks much for making this, aesthetically and functionally it's great. Roadmap is looking good too.

Very useful. Works great

I've been eagerly waiting for this extension, and it truly transforms how I save and organize online content. The Obsidian Web Clipper is a game-changer for anyone who values knowledge management and personal information preservation.

Amazing, i tried omnivore and a bunch of other extensions to convert webpages to markdown, but this is so much better, and integrates seamlessly with obsidian