Save any page to Scratchpad

The page's title, a link back to it, the site and author when the page names them, the date, and your tags, followed by the article itself with its headings, pictures, tables, and links. Menus, ads, comments, and share buttons are left behind, and recipes keep their ingredients and steps. The pictures are saved in Scratchpad, so the note keeps them even if the page disappears.

With the extension, yes. It sends the page exactly as your browser shows it, so any article you can read, you can save. The bookmarklet asks Scratchpad to fetch the page instead, so it can only read pages that are open to everyone, and it saves just the link for the rest.

Into a folder called Clips, which is made the first time you save a page. Each page is its own note, and you can move it, edit it, and search it like any other.

Yes. Select the passage first, then click the extension's button and tick Only what I selected.

So the extension never holds your password or your session. A capture key can add notes and nothing else, it stays in the extension's own storage where websites can't reach it, and you can revoke it in Settings without affecting anything else.

No. It does nothing until you click its button, and then it reads only the tab you clicked it in and sends that page to your Scratchpad. It has no analytics and sends nothing anywhere else. Our privacy policy has the details.

No. The extension and the bookmarklet are free with every Scratchpad plan.