Browser Extension
Supports Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Firefox (Manifest V3) — two core features: web clipping and rich-text publishing.
Installation
Search "Mark.build" in the Chrome Web Store → click "Add to Chrome". Edge, Brave, and Firefox users can find it in their respective extension stores.
📎 Clip Tab Guide
Basic Usage
- Click the extension icon in the browser toolbar. The popup auto-extracts the main content of the current page using @mozilla/readability to filter out navigation bars, ads, and sidebars.
- The popup shows the page title and a body preview (first 500 characters).
- Click "Send to Mark.build Editor": if the editor is already open in a tab, content is sent there and a new document is created; if not, a new tab opens the editor with the content.
- "Preview Markdown" button: toggle to view the raw converted Markdown and verify the conversion result.
Platform-Specific Handling
WeChat Official Accounts
Automatically inserts a "hotlink protection notice" comment after each image, reminding you to save the original image to avoid broken links.
Zhihu
Automatically removes "Follow" buttons, recommendation bars, and other noise — only the main answer body is kept.
YouTube
Transcript extraction is handled via the editor's URL Import feature on the import page — not directly through the clip tab.
📤 Publish Tab Guide
Switch to the "Publish" tab in the extension popup. Clipped content is pre-filled (or paste Markdown manually). Select the target platform format, click "Copy Rich Text", and paste into the platform's editor.
Generates inline-style HTML with class attributes stripped (to work around WeChat editor's CSS filtering)
Zhihu
Standard inline-style HTML compatible with Zhihu's paste handling logic
Juejin
Copies raw Markdown source (Juejin's editor natively supports Markdown — no HTML conversion needed)
General
Formatted HTML compatible with most rich-text editors (Notion, Lark, Yuque, etc.)
After clicking "Copy Rich Text", the button briefly shows "✓ Copied!" and reverts automatically after 2 seconds.
The extension never sends page content to any server. All processing happens entirely on your device — your data stays private.