Web Import
v1.0.0

Import rendered webpages or local HTML as Markdown or HTML, with article extraction, selection, section filters, and a preview.

What this release asks for.

Every one of these is declared in the manifest that was reviewed with this exact archive, and each is granted separately in Manage Plugins. Read them here rather than at the moment the app asks.

  • No git write access
  • No network access
  • No credentials
  • Runs no commands
SHA-256b421d46b3d4525d49e858a2d808293016b0e5e79d7050b52221cef9bea34432b

Linelark recomputes that checksum after downloading and refuses the install on any mismatch. What review does and does not mean →

Nothing is changed after review.

A published version is immutable: changed bytes are a different release with its own checksum. Older archives stay downloadable at the URL they were published at.

VersionAPINeeds LinelarkArchivePublishedDownload
1.0.0 · current111.14.01.4 KB12 September 20261.0.0
Install in Studio 1.17.1

Two ways to install.

Open Plugins ▸ Manage Plugins… ▸ Get Plugins… for a checksum-verified install from the catalog. Or download the ZIP, choose Plugins ▸ Install Plugin…, and pick the .linelarkplugin.zip. Either way, Linelark validates its archive structure and manifest.

A folder, a manifest,
and your JavaScript.

Plugins run on the JavaScriptCore already in macOS. There is no build step, no browser runtime, and no compiled binary. The developer guide covers the manifest, the editor API, panels, previews, network and Git permissions, the limits, and working examples.

Read the developer guide