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Find clear answers about saving sources, extraction limits, search, Chrome support, sharing, export, and privacy. Capabilities can vary based on the information available from each source.
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Save URLs directly or use the early-release Chrome extension to capture the current page, a link, or selected text from supported websites. Available extraction varies by source.
When enough source content is available, Sendlore can generate AI-assisted summaries and structured notes. Some sources may remain metadata-only or require review.
The responsive Sendlore web app can be used on desktop and mobile browsers. The browser extension is currently available for Chrome as an early release; broader browser support is not guaranteed.
Your personal library is private by default. You can create a share link for an individual saved note; only generate links for content you intend to make accessible.
What can I export?
Sendlore supports exporting saved content as Markdown and JSON for portability, backup, or use in other tools.
How does YouTube capture work?
Sendlore includes dedicated handling for available YouTube transcripts and video metadata. Transcript availability depends on the source.
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