A cute URL management and web page harvesting tool
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- Microsoft Edge Add-ons: https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/hiyori-tools/ffkpgbobmimcehhcmehkadmkefblaidj
- Chrome Web Store: Under review
A lightweight and efficient browser extension helping you batch manage URLs and harvest web content with one click. Suitable for daily bookmarking, data archiving, and knowledge management.
- Batch save URLs, support opening all tabs with one click
- Copy all URLs in the current window with one click
- Exclusion list: Automatically skip specified URLs
- Save as screenshot (
.png) - Save as document (
.md) - Save as HTML page source (
.html) - Save as structured data (
.json) - Save as PDF (calls browser print)
- Full webpage screenshot (auto-stitches long pages)
- Sync to Notion (customizable field names)
- Auto-save after opening a webpage, customizable delay time
- Clean interface, intuitive operation
- Runs locally, data is not uploaded
- Supports Notion API integration
- Automatically excludes unwanted URLs
- Microsoft Edge Add-ons: https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/hiyori-tools/ffkpgbobmimcehhcmehkadmkefblaidj
- Chrome Web Store: Under review
After installation, click the puzzle icon in your browser toolbar and pin Hiyori Tools for quick access.
- Click the Hiyori Tools icon to open the panel.
- Paste your URL list into the text area (one URL per line).
- Click "Open All" — all URLs will open as new tabs at once.
- Open the panel.
- Click "Copy All URLs" — all URLs from your current window are copied to the clipboard.
- Go to Settings → Exclusion List.
- Add URLs or domain patterns you want to automatically skip.
- These URLs will be ignored during batch operations.
Navigate to the page you want to save, then click the Hiyori Tools icon.
| Format | How to Use |
|---|---|
📸 Screenshot (.png) |
Click "Save as Screenshot" — saves a visible-area screenshot |
📄 Document (.md) |
Click "Save as Markdown" — extracts page content as a .md file |
🌐 HTML (.html) |
Click "Save as HTML" — saves the current page source as a .html file |
🧩 JSON (.json) |
Click "Save as JSON" — saves structured page data as a .json file |
| 🖨️ PDF | Click "Save as PDF" — opens browser print dialog (choose "Save as PDF") |
| 📜 Full Page Screenshot | Click "Full Page Screenshot" — captures and stitches the entire scrollable page |
| 🗂️ Sync to Notion | See Notion Setup below |
- Go to https://www.notion.so/my-integrations and create a new integration.
- Copy the Internal Integration Token.
- Open your target Notion database → click "..." → "Connections" → connect your integration.
- Copy the Database ID from the database URL (the string between the last
/and?). - In Hiyori Tools, go to Settings → Notion:
- Paste your API Token
- Paste your Database ID
- Customize field names as needed
- On any webpage, click "Sync to Notion" to save the page to your database.
- Go to Settings → Automation.
- Toggle "Auto-save after page load" on.
- Set your preferred delay time (in seconds) — the extension will wait this long after a page loads before saving.
- Batch open daily followed websites
- Bookmark articles, tutorials, and news pages
- Regularly backup important web content
- Sync webpages to Notion for organization
Hiyori Tools runs entirely locally. No data is collected, tracked, or uploaded to any server. Notion sync only communicates directly with Notion's official API using your own token.
Made with ♡ by sandleft
Thanks to the LINUX DO community for their support and promotion.