(If you have a problem: I had to register on their page first to make the extension work.) It's freemium, for free you can bookmark 50 private items (very few) or 500 public ones. not totally impressed by this tool, I will keep using Tagpacker instead, but it's handy to save images by drag & drop. Yes, good tool to save images, if you have very few images, or if you pay. The flaw is that a good tagging tool is missing. Too slow for my use, the window is slow to show and seem to refuse to appear on some sites (?)

The bookmarklet was my favorite part of Are.na, and now I can use it with Firefox too. It's a seamless way to save content to your channels. ++

This is a very capable Firefox add-on that greatly facilitates adding content to the Are.na service. Of particular usefulness is that it will automatically source where your content came from, so you can add image or text blocks to your Are.na channel largely free of guilt that you are somehow in the process obscuring where that content came from. Remember to be a good web citizen and credit original content creators!

When I first wrote this review, I had one minor complaint that it did not let me write the title or description of image blocks that I saved using this extension. This has since been addressed, and it works like a charm. I can open the extension, designate an image that I want to add to are.na, and then customize the title or description of the block prior to submitting it.