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Knowledge ExtensionsChrome extension for the Knowledge application (Firefox extension coming soon!).Download for ChromeTable of ContentsFeaturesScreenshotsGetting StartedInstructionsBuild from sourceFeaturesKnowledge Extensions are meant to augment the use of the Knowledge application by making it easier to import sources without leaving the browser. Extensions automatically extract content from the active tab and allows user customization before sending that data to the Knowledge application.Feature Roadmap Automatic Extraction Basic extraction (title, url, icon) Topics (keywords) extraction OpenGraph extraction (description, thumbnail, type, etc.) Twitter tag extraction Highlighted text extraction Article extraction Code blocks extraction YouTube video metadata extraction Mark source Important on import Sync with Knowledge for existing sources Show source details in extension if it exists in Knowledge Show related/similar sources Persist highlights and other markup Save as PDF on Import Set a custom port for communicating with KnowledgeScreenshotsGetting StartedNote: Extensions only work with Knowledge version 0.6.0 or higher. Knowledge must be opened and Browser Extensions must be enabled in the Import Settings menu. Extensions are side-loaded using developer mode in Chrome for now. We are still investigating the viability of hosting the extension on the Chrome Web Store.InstructionsDownload the prebuilt zip, or build from source (see below)Ensure that Knowledge version 0.6.0 or higher is installedIn Knowledge, go to Settings > Import and enable "Browser Extensions"In Chrome, navigate to chrome://extensionsEnable "Developer mode"Click "Load unpacked"Select the knowledge-extensions folderWhen building from source, this will be under /dist/knowledge-extensions(Optional): Click the Chrome Extensions button and pin Knowledge Extension for quick accessBuild from source (Optional)Clone this repositoryDelete the .yarnrc.yml file.

Well as more advanced tools for adjusting gradients, editing spots, and managing layers. It also supports RAW formatting for exports (you probably don’t want to save a RAW file on your Chromebook). The list goes on, and Polarr incorporates additional tools with most updates, so check out the editor and see if it has what you’re looking for.Chrome Web StoreEnjoy Music Player (app)Image used with permission by copyright holderThe Chrome Web Store has a ton of music players, but Enjoy stands out as one of the best, particularly when it comes to organizing and playing music both on a hard drive and in the cloud. Enjoy allows you to save music to either your computer or to Google Drive, and play it at will. The software’s minimalist layout includes a variety of categorization options, too, as well as an equalizer and mini mode. It’s rare to find a player so well-tuned to the Google aesthetic and Chromebook use in particular.Download now from: Chrome Web StoreKami (app and extension)Image used with permission by copyright holderKami is a notation and markup tool that allows you to collaborate on a number of documents, notably PDFs and images. If you’re receiving PDFs or other docs from sources outside Google Drive and still need a way to mark and discuss them, Kami is your best bet. If your markup and collaboration needs are school-related, then you’ll be happy to know Kami also works with Google Classroom.Chrome Web StoreSave to Google Drive (extension)Image used with permission