Chrome hides your reading list behind a panel with no export option. This extension exports everything to a clean, searchable HTML file — grouped by domain, sorted by date, fully yours.
From install to a fully formatted HTML file in under a minute.
Add it from the Chrome Web Store. Works on Chrome and Brave. No account needed.
Open the extension popup from your browser toolbar. Your item count loads instantly.
Optionally enable "Group by Domain" to organize your links by website.
Click export. A fully interactive HTML file downloads instantly — no servers, no uploads.
Click once, full HTML file downloads instantly.
Organizes links by website with a sticky sidebar nav.
Separate sections for read and unread items.
Everything stays local. No servers, no tracking.
Newest items first — with "Added on" timestamps.
No subscription, no limits, no catch.
Save articles, docs, and GitHub repos while browsing. Export your list weekly as a portable archive you can open anywhere, anytime.
Build a reading backlog across devices. Export and re-import your list when switching browsers or computers without losing anything.
Queue up sources, references, and inspiration. Export by domain to see at a glance how many articles you've saved from each outlet.
Moving from Chrome to Brave or vice versa? Export your full reading list first and keep every link, title, and date intact.
Your reading list is personal. This extension was built to keep it that way.
The HTML file is generated entirely in your browser. No content is ever sent to any server.
Zero analytics, zero usage tracking. The extension reads your reading list and does exactly one thing with it: export it.
Install and use immediately. No email, no sign-up, no permissions beyond what's strictly necessary.
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Install in 5 seconds. Export your first list in under a minute. Free, forever.
Add to Chrome — Free