Mundi is a Chrome extension that allows you to save the current tab to an Org-mode file under specific topics/headings. The UI is simple and high contrast.
- Save current tab URL and title to an Org-mode file
- Organize bookmarks under specific topics/headings
- Add optional notes to bookmarks
- Remember the last used topic
- Customizable keyboard shortcut (default: Alt+Shift+M)
- Clone or download this repository
- Open Chrome and navigate to
chrome://extensions/ - Enable "Developer mode" (toggle in the top right)
- Click "Load unpacked" and select the directory containing this extension
- The extension should now appear in your extensions list
- First-time setup:
- Click the Mundi icon in your browser toolbar
- Select your Org file when prompted (or go to Options to set it up)
Save link:
- Navigate to a page you want to bookmark
- Press the keyboard shortcut (default: Alt+Shift+M) or click the Mundi icon
- Edit the title if needed
- Select a topic from the dropdown
- Add optional notes
- Click "Save"
- Customize keyboard shortcut:
- Go to
chrome://extensions/shortcutsin your browser - Find "Mundi - Org Mode Bookmarker" in the list
- Click the pencil icon and set your preferred shortcut
- Go to
Mundi saves bookmarks in standard Org-mode format:
* Topic
*************** [[https://example.com][Page Title]] :bookmark:
:PROPERTIES:
:ADDED: [2023-04-05 15:30]
:END:
Optional notes about the bookmark
Mundi can save to a heading depth of 14. If you need more than that, I don't know what to tell you. Links are saved with fifteen asterisks, which is a heading without hierarchy in org.
- activeTab: To access the current tab's URL and title
- storage: To store settings and the last used topic
- File system access: To read and write to your Org file (requires user permission)
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