Easily send web articles to your reMarkable with one click.
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It’s now easier than ever to send web content to your reMarkable account. A standard click will send articles in a simplified text format, which also provides more adjustment possibilities. In addition, you have the option to right-click on the extension, to send your article as a PDF. Once the content is on your reMarkable account, you’ll be able to read and annotate without distractions on your paper tablet.
Good to know before installing:
* If you don’t already have an account at my.remarkable.com, you’ll need to create one
* Once installed you’ll find the extension icon at the top right of your Chrome window, beside the address bar
* Be mindful that each website has its own way of displaying content, which may change the formatting when it appears on your reMarkable account
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The Read on reMarkable clipping wizard drops all <code> and <pre> HTML elements during extraction. For technical articles (documentation, blog posts with code samples), this renders the feature unusable, as the code is the primary content. Request: treat code blocks as verbatim text regions, rendered in a monospace font, rather than silently discarding them
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The team quickly fixed all regressions! Thank you!
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Größte Geldverschwendung Funktioniert manchmal ganz okay
I use the print function daily. Works like a charm. Few issues with having to log in manually every once in a while but not a blocker
A nice addition to ecosystem. Doesn't always work seamlessly, but great most of the time
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New version that is no longer tied to the one-time use verification codes now requires me to STAY logged in on my Work PC browser profile, in order to be able to print things through the extension to Remarkable devices. Previously, I could generate the code in an incognito window, paste it in the work profile, and then I could remain signed out of the account.remarkable.com or app.remarkable.com pages. This change is a massive risk to any users trying to print through the extension on both work and personal PCs.