A Web Clipper browser extension for NodeJS wiki

[linonetwo]

GitHub - tiddly-gittly/Browser-Extension-Tiddlywiki-Collector: Clip web...

Just like the good old Evernote Web Clipper, (that will turn your knowledge base into a trash bin…)

1. Firefox: TiddlyWiki Collector – Get this Extension for 🦊 Firefox (en-US)
2. Chrome/Edge: TiddlyWiki Collector - Chrome Web Store

Or you can download the zip from Github Release, and load unzipped extension via developer settings GitHub - tiddly-gittly/Browser-Extension-Tiddlywiki-Collector: Clip web contents into TiddlyWiki (NodeJS Ver./TidGi APP) and use TiddlyWiki as a bookmark.

[oeyoews]

This seems to work very well. If combined with immersive translation, bilingual articles can be quickly saved.

[TW_Tones]

No single file wiki support?

[linonetwo]

@TW_Tones

single file wiki

Don’t forget we already have TiddlyClip for it

How many people here love tiddlyclip plug in

I just wanted to know how many of you use tiddlyclip plug in? I have found it to be very powerful and customisable. You need to read the documentation fully to use it properly. http://tiddlyclip.tiddlyspot.com Go to the “Contents” tab in the sidebar to read the documentation Show some more love to the plug in by starring it in GitHub.

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Clipping 100MB ~ 1GB of website and images into an HTML might sound horrible, but storing 1GB of images or 30k of tiddlers won’t have a significant performance impact in NodeJS Wiki / TidGi App. (What I’m currently doing and already have), so I’m using NodeJS wiki instead of HTML version after 2019.

[linonetwo]

Now in v0.5.0 it supports clipping Images

[arunnbabu81]

@linonetwo Does this work with TiGi app?

[linonetwo]

@arunnbabu81

work with TiGi app?

Yes, because TidGi app is a one-click launcher for NodeJS wiki. See

TidGi Feature Handbook/Clipping Webpage

Before starting, make sure you have already Enabling HTTP API.