UUID Generator
Generate universally unique identifiers for development, testing, and data workflows.
Web cliper for logseq
Send to Logseq is a browser extension that captures webpage content into Logseq. The extension is offered by Dytes Studio (see the Privacy Policy). It is described on the project site as a web clipper that helps send article text, images, links, Markdown, and screenshots into a user’s Logseq graph. A Privacy Policy on the site (last updated Nov 2025) describes how Dytes Studio collects, uses, and protects information when the extension and website are used.
Note: the extension requires the Logseq HTTP API server to be running and the extension configured to match the API server settings for clipped content to appear.
The site does not provide detailed pricing information on the website; refer to the project site and Privacy Policy for updates and further details.
The project pages list installation options for Chrome and Edge; no other browsers are listed on the captured site pages.
The FAQ notes that the Logseq HTTP API server must be running and that you should double-check the extension’s configuration to ensure it matches your API server settings.
The Privacy Policy identifies Dytes Studio as the operator and describes how information is collected, used, and protected; the policy was last updated in November 2025.
Send to Logseq — Web clipper extension for Chrome & Edge
A browser extension by Dytes Studio that clips text, images, links, Markdown and screenshots into Logseq. Requires the Logseq HTTP API server and supports Chrome and Edge.
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