How to use Obsidian Web Clipper + Automate Organization

If you're always coming across web articles that you want to save and keep organized, I've got a great solution for you: the Obsidian Web Clipper. This handy browser extension lets you save web content directly into your Obsidian notes, and when you pair it with File Organizer 2000, it keeps everything neatly sorted without any extra hassle.

How to Get Started with Obsidian Web Clipper

Step 1: Install the Web Clipper

First, head over to your browser's extension store and grab the Obsidian Web Clipper. It's quick to set up and will soon become your favorite tool for capturing online content.

Step 2: Configure Your Settings

Once you've installed it, dive into the settings. You'll want to set it up to save your clips to _FileOrganizer2000/Inbox. This way, all your saved content lands in the inbox, where File Organizer 2000 can automatically sort it into the right folders. Say goodbye to manual organizing!

Step 3: Start Clipping

Whenever you find an article or snippet worth keeping, just right-click and choose "Clip this page" with the Obsidian Web Clipper. If you only need specific parts, you can highlight those sections instead.

Step 4: Enjoy the Organization

With File Organizer 2000 taking care of the sorting, your notes will be neatly organized and easy to find whenever you need them. It's like having a digital librarian at your service!

Why You'll Appreciate This Setup

This combo of Obsidian Web Clipper and File Organizer 2000 is a real game-changer for anyone who wants to keep their digital library tidy without spending a ton of time on it. It's straightforward, user-friendly, and makes managing your web finds a breeze.