Keep the docs you rely on, in files you control

Documentation moves, gets rewritten, or disappears behind a redesign. A Markdown copy in your repo greps, diffs and reviews like any other file — and unlike a PDF, it stays readable in a terminal.

How to do it

1. 1

   Open the pages you want to keep in one window.

2. 2

   Click Batch, tick the tabs, and choose a single merged file or one file per page in a zip.

3. 3

   Drop the result into your notes repo and commit it.

Worth knowing

• Code fences carry the language the docs site highlighted with, so syntax highlighting still works in your editor.
• Front-matter with the source URL and date makes it obvious later which version of the docs you captured.
• Batch mode reads the tabs in the current window only — a deliberate limit, so it can never sweep your whole browser.

For a handful of pages this beats a crawler: you pick exactly what gets saved.

Features this relies on

• Code blocks that stay code
• GFM tables
• Batch a window of tabs