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Fast GitHub‑backed bookmark manager for instant capture
Capture web pages as markdown snippets, tag them, and store directly in a GitHub README. One‑click saving, instant browser search, and cross‑browser support make bookmarking swift and versioned.
Osmos Memo lets you turn any visited page into a concise markdown snippet containing the title and URL. The extension instantly tags the entry, commits it to a GitHub repository (defaulting to ), and makes the content searchable via the browser’s built‑in find feature. It is designed for developers, teams, and knowledge‑workers who already live in the GitHub ecosystem and want a version‑controlled bookmark store.
README.mdAfter a one‑time connection using a fine‑grained personal access token, the toolbar button (or Alt + Shift + D shortcut) captures the page, adds or reuses tags, and pushes the snippet with a single click. The extension runs on Chrome, Firefox, and Edge, supporting both public and private repositories. No additional server is required—GitHub handles storage, rendering, and history.
Key benefits include instant capture, markdown portability, and seamless integration with existing documentation workflows.
When teams consider Osmos Memo, these hosted platforms usually appear on the same shortlist.
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Research article capture
Save the article’s title and URL as a markdown entry in a project repo for later citation.
Team resource library
Collect and tag useful tools, then share the README with teammates for instant access.
Documentation link management
Add reference links directly into documentation files without leaving the browser.
Personal knowledge base
Maintain a searchable list of favorite sites within a private GitHub repo.
Open the extension, click Connect, enter your GitHub username and repository name, create a fine‑grained token with read/write contents permission, and confirm the connection.
By default it uses `README.md`; any markdown file can be used, but only README renders automatically as the repo’s home page.
Yes, the extension works with both public and private repositories as long as the token has appropriate permissions.
In Chrome/Edge go to `chrome://extensions/shortcuts`; in Firefox visit `about:addons` and edit the shortcut settings.
Chrome updates typically appear in 1‑3 days; Firefox updates range from a few hours to a day.
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