Products/Browser Extensions/.MD This Page

.MD This Page

Convert any page to clean Markdown instantly

Browser ExtensionsFounded 2026Extracts main content from articles/webpages using Mozilla ReadabilityRemoves clutter (ads, navigation, sidebars)Converts to well-formatted Markdown using TurndownCustomizable output - toggle images, links, metadataGenerate page structure mapCopy result to clipboardDownload as .md fileUse directly as prompt for AI workflowsPreview interfaceWorks locally in the browser (no server, no LLM)

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Our Take

This is the kind of tool that solves a problem people don't realize they have until they see it — copying articles for LLM prompts usually brings along ads, nav bars, and garbage HTML that eats your tokens and breaks your outputs. MD This Page uses Mozilla's Readability library to extract the actual article content and Turndown to convert it to clean Markdown, all running locally in your browser with no server involved, which means it's actually private and lightweight. It's open source, completely free, and the early traction (112 points, Day Rank #12 after 10 days) suggests there's real demand here from people building knowledge bases and AI workflows.

A browser extension that extracts the main content of an article or webpage, removes clutter like ads and navigation, and converts it into well-formatted Markdown with a single click.

Problem It Solves

Pain of manually copying and cleaning up web content for LLM workflows - dealing with ads, navbars, and random HTML artifacts results in noisy output that uses more tokens and produces worse LLM results.

Target Customer

People working with LLMs, building knowledge bases, researchers saving articles, content creators preparing content for AI workflows.

Use Cases

Saving articles for offline reading, Preparing clean content for LLMs, Building knowledge bases from web sources, Creating structured notes from web articles

Free Tier

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Differentiator

Open source, runs entirely locally in the browser, no LLM involved, lightweight pipeline (DOM -> Readability -> Turndown -> Markdown)

Why Now

LLMs perform far better with organized Markdown instead of noisy HTML - clearer structure, better reasoning, more efficient token usage

Traction

Notable Metrics: 112 points, Day Rank #12, 100 followers, launched 10 days ago

Key Facts

The people behind .MD This Page

Adem Kouki

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Links

Website GitHub Source: product-hunt

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