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Chrome extension that clips whole articles into Notion with columns filled in
If Notion's own clipper leaves you with half an article and empty columns, this one fills in author, date and tags, and sends your data only to Notion.
Clipwise is a free Chrome extension that clips web pages into a chosen Notion database. It pulls out the main article and keeps links, formatting, code blocks and lazy-loaded images, and it fills in URL, author, publish date and a date-added column. You set status and tags in the popup before saving. It warns you when a page is already in your database, even with tracking parameters on the address, and when a page yields almost no text. Your Notion key stays on your machine. Version 0.2.1, about 85 users.
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