Coming Soon4 min read· Updated 2026-05-09

Browser Extension

Install, permissions, shortcuts, and troubleshooting.

Coming SoonPublic release in early access

The browser extension is the fastest way to feed LinkVolv. One click (or one shortcut) saves the current tab — title, URL, content, and a fresh AI summary — without ever leaving the page you were on.

Install

The extension is built for Chromium-based browsers: Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Arc. A Firefox build is on the roadmap.

  • Visit the LinkVolv listing on the Chrome Web Store and click Add to Chrome.
  • Sign in with the same Google account you used on the dashboard. Your library syncs immediately.
  • Pin the extension to your toolbar for one-click saving.

Permissions

The extension requests the minimum needed to do its job:

  • Active tab — to read the URL and title of the page you are saving.
  • Storage — to cache your library locally for fast access.
  • Tabs — to save and restore Sessions across windows.

No background reading

The extension does not read the contents of pages you are not actively saving. Crawling and summarization happen on the server after you choose to save a link.

Using the extension

Keyboard shortcuts

  • Save current tab — Shift K / Ctrl Shift K
  • Save Session (all tabs in window) — Shift L / Ctrl Shift L
  • Open dashboard — Shift O

Shortcuts are configurable from chrome://extensions/shortcuts.

Right-click menu

Any link on a page can be saved without visiting it: right-click the link and choose Save to LinkVolv. Useful when triaging a long list — Hacker News, a newsletter, anything.

Troubleshooting

  • Saves are not appearing. Check that you are signed into the same Google account in both the extension and the dashboard.
  • Summary is empty. The page may be behind a login or paywall. Use a Pro plan to retry against the rendered content, or save the rendered HTML manually.
  • Keyboard shortcut not firing. Another extension may have claimed it. Reassign at chrome://extensions/shortcuts.
Browser Extension — Documentation | LinkVolv