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Version 1.0.1 · 2026-04-29
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Paperless Clipper saves the page you're reading to your self-hosted Paperless-ngx server with a single tap. No metadata forms, no tag pickers, no friction — just capture now, let your server classify later.
HOW IT WORKS
Tap the Paperless leaf in Safari's toolbar. The extension extracts the article using Mozilla Readability, renders it to a clean PDF locally on your device, and uploads it over HTTPS to the Paperless-ngx server you configured in Settings. Paperless-ngx then applies your existing tags, correspondents, document types, and AI-suggested titles — the same classification pipeline you already trust for everything else in your archive.
WHY NO TAG PICKER
Modern Paperless-ngx with AI classification makes manual tagging on the save path redundant and slow. Capturing first and classifying server-side means you can clip a page in two seconds without breaking your reading flow.…
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