Clean Web Clipper Add to Chrome (free)

Clean Web Clipper

It did not work on a site you need

Most of the time that means the extension found no article on the page and said so rather than saving a menu. Sometimes it is a real gap in the extraction. Either way, the address is what we need to fix it.

What “no article” means

The extension checks the finished Markdown. If more than a quarter of it sits inside link labels, the page is a feed, a storefront or a search result rather than an article, and it refuses instead of handing you three hundred links. On a real article that refusal is a bug, and it is the kind that gets fixed first.

How to send us the address

  1. On the refusal screen, press I need this site. The address of that page is queued for a fix, and the addresses people press this button for are looked at first. No text and no title are sent with it.
  2. Or write to cws@lessroutinemorelife.com with the address and a sentence about what you expected to get.
  3. If extraction worked but the note came out wrong, say what was missing – a table, the code, the date – or attach the note.

Known limits

These are not bugs being hidden. They are what an extension cannot do from inside a browser tab, or does not do yet.

What does not help

A store review. Reviews are not read as bug reports and carry no address, so nothing can be fixed from one.

Questions

Is anything sent when a page fails?
Yes, unless you switched it off: the address of the page where no article was found, so that site can be fixed. The switch is in settings.
How long does a fix take?
There is no promised date. Addresses people ask for are looked at first, and fixes ship with the next version.