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How do I save this article as clean Markdown?

Most page-to-Markdown converters give you the navigation, the cookie banner and the footer along with the article. This starts from the same readable root the reader mode uses - `<main>` and `<article>` believed first, otherwise the candidate with the most paragraph text and the least link text - and converts what is inside it.

Reach itPress +K on any tab and type markdown.Ctrl+Kon Windows and Linux

Takes the article off the page as Markdown, links and all
readsthe article, or your selection
writesnothing
sendsnothing
linksresolved against the document
nestingtwo spaces per list level
tablesthrough the same walk the Tables tool uses
planfree to convert and copy · Pro saves the file
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section#about

What this actually is

When an article has to go into notes, a ticket or a model prompt. It is also a quick structural check: what comes out is the document’s real heading order, with anything decorative gone.

section#asked

Asked about this tool

Why does it sometimes take the wrong part of the page?

Because the page has no `<main>` or `<article>` and the scoring picked a different container. Selecting the part you want first and converting the selection is the reliable answer on a page with no semantic root.

Are the links absolute?

Yes. Every URL is resolved against the document, so a relative `href` in the markup arrives as an address that still works in a file somewhere else.

What happens to code blocks?

A `<pre>` bypasses the inline renderer entirely, so what is inside it is not re-escaped, re-wrapped or turned into emphasis by a stray underscore.

Why is a result marked stale rather than replaced?

Because only some of the switches need the page walked again. Changing one of those marks the result rather than silently substituting a different reading under the same heading.

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