Notion Web Clipper

If your job involves keeping track of numerous projects and team members, than you might have already heard of Notion. The program is basically an all-in-one workspace that allows real-time collaboration and offers various organizing and document-editing tools.

One of its functions is creating lists of links which you and your team members can use for future reference. With Notion Web Clipper for Google Chrome, you can add links to Notion’s databases directly from your web browser.

When done right, researching the web can be a rewarding and engaging experience, but one that you can easily get lost in. You may have often found yourself jumping from link to link until you forgot relevant pieces of information that you had found just minutes earlier. If only you had remembered to save your links...

Well, Notion Web Clipper allows you to do this with just two clicks, without having to copy the link, leave the browser and paste it somewhere in the Notion application. It may not sound like much, but this can actually help your research seem less fragmented. Once you get used to this simple process, your browsing experience might run a lot smoother.

Even though it’s just a lightweight extension, Notion Web Clipper offers one extra function that can help you organize a project better. Namely, you can create new databases when you save a link, if you feel that your project doesn’t already have a category where this specific link would fit. Unfortunately, you won’t be able to rename the new database, unless you go to Notion’s interface. This can be considered a small drawback, but at least you know you’ll have all your links in one place.

While Notion Web Clipper isn’t a very powerful tool, it has the potential to become a key part of your workflow when used together with the application.