DehumanizeHow to copy all your open browser tabs as one Markdown document for AI
In short
- One document with a section and a source line per page.
- Manual copying is slow and the source lines get skipped.
- Scrub the combined text if tabs hold personal data.
In this guide
Research rarely lives on one page. You compare three product pages, two reviews and a documentation article, and then you want an AI to compare, summarise or find the contradictions. Copying each page by hand, one after another, is slow and easy to get wrong.
What you want in the end
- One document with a clear section per page.
- The title and address of each page above its text, so the AI can say where something came from.
- No menus, ads or tracking links in the way.
The manual way
Open each tab, copy the main text, paste it into a note, type the title and address, repeat. For five tabs that is a few minutes, and you will skip the source lines once you get tired. It also scales badly.
The one click way
The Pro version of Copy for AI has a "Copy all tabs in this window" action. It reads each open tab once, converts it to Markdown and puts everything in one document, separated per page. The browser asks your permission to read all sites only when you use this feature, and you can take that permission back afterwards.
Prompts that work well with a multi page paste
- "Compare these pages on price, features and limits. Use a table. Cite the page title for every claim."
- "List the points where these sources disagree."
- "Write a short brief for a colleague who has not read any of these."
Before you paste
Tabs with customer records, mail or internal tools can hold personal data. Run the combined text through Scrub for AI first. The placeholders keep the structure, so the answer is just as useful.
Do this on any page in one click
Copy for AI turns a selection or a whole web page into clean Markdown, without menus, ads or tracking links. Free, no account.
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