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Seems Obsidian Web Clipper is a good alternative, it can save as markdown so you own the data offline. Anyone tried it? What is your experience?
by foray1010 1y ago
Seems Obsidian Web Clipper is a good alternative, it can save as markdown so you own the data offline. Anyone tried it? What is your experience?
- acjohnson55 1y agoI haven't tried it, but I have used Notion Web Clipper. It works, but the experience is nowhere near the same.
- linusrg 1y agoI do use it, on Desktop only. On mobile I still use Pocket only. Actually I use an Obsidian plugin to sync my Pocket saves into Obsidian. That plugin might be a great backup/way-out strategy for Pocket users.
- MogwaiAllOnYou 1y agoIt isn't available on mobile AFAIK, which is like my primary use for pocket etc., saving links to later read on my laptop
- theyinwhy 1y agohttps://apps.apple.com/app/obsidian-web-clipper/id6720708363?l=en-GB https://apps.apple.com/app/obsidian-web-clipper/id6720708363... Alternative is using iOS share with Obsidian.
- kepano 1y agoObsidian Web Clipper is available on all mobile browsers that support extensions including Safari, Firefox, and some forks of Chrome
- packetlost 1y agoI use it pretty extensively. Aside from being a pretty poor experience on mobile (it straight up can't be used on iOS at all, works ok on Android), it's the best web clipper I've used. I really wish they would integrate the functionality into Obsidian itself, though I think there are technical limitations with it.
- gareim 1y agoI literally just used Obsidian Web Clipper on iOS+Safari.