Last updated: July 28, 2026
Web to Markdown processes webpage content locally in your browser. We do not upload webpage content to our servers.
Web to Markdown reads the current webpage or user-selected content only after the user actively clicks the extension, uses the keyboard shortcut, chooses a context-menu action, or starts a conversion.
This may include webpage text, images, links, the page title, and the page URL. The information is used only to convert content into Markdown, copy it, or download it as a Markdown file.
The extension may store the following information locally on the device:
Conversion history and preferences are stored using Chrome's local extension storage. You can clear recent conversion history from the extension popup. Uninstalling the extension removes its locally stored extension data according to Chrome's storage behavior.
activeTab and scripting: read the active webpage after a user-initiated action.storage: save conversion history and preferences locally.downloads: download a Markdown file after the user requests it.clipboardWrite: copy Markdown after the user requests it.contextMenus: provide user-invoked page, selection, link, and image actions.offscreen: support local clipboard copying from a context-menu action when the popup is closed.For privacy questions, contact: TODO_REPLACE_SUPPORT_EMAIL