Is there a Trello web clipper extension that works out there?

[Alex]

Hi all, is anyone aware of currently working Trello website clipper for any browser? My use of Trello is greatly depreciated by the inability to find a working extension.

thanks in advance!

[Cody Curry]

There is a pretty cool bookmarklet created by a former Trellist that might fit the bill: https://trello.com/en-US/add-card

You can drag-and-drop the "Send to Trello" link to your bookmark bar, then click it when you're on any web page to create a card with a link that goes back to that web page. Is that close to what you were looking for?

[Adira Santini]

It's not working for me. I use Vivaldi, and I have bookmarks on the side panel.

Would it be possible to just create a Chrome extension that would do the same thing, but be visible among other extensions at the top? Can't be that hard to create when you already have the javascript (?) code, right?

Edit to add: Or change the way how a Link card is turned into a regular card. Currently, it simply puts the link in the card name, the picture disappears, and there is no content from the website. That would be even better.

I use Notion as my "second brain", and its web clipper does exactly what I need.

[Lam]

Hi @Adira Santini - Thanks for reaching out in the Community.

I have gone ahead and created a new feature suggestion for you with our product team which you can access here: https://jira.atlassian.com/browse/TRELLO-168

You can click *Start watching this issue* on the right panel to keep notified on updates for it and it will help our product and engineering team understand more about which functionalities our users are interested in.

You can learn more about this by reading our Implementation of New Features Policy:
[New Features Policy|https://confluence.atlassian.com/support/implementation-of-new-features-policy-201294576.html].

[zonkeroo]

There's no right panel on my Android phone, so I can't watch this issue 

[Lam]

Hi @zonkeroo - For users on mobile browsers you will need to request the desktop version of the site. This can usually be found in the options menu of your mobile browser after you've loaded a page.