RecipesR.us Recipe Importer

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RecipesR.us Recipe Importer: Save and Organize Recipes in One Click

The RecipesR.us Recipe Importer Chrome extension lets you save recipes from almost any recipe page on the web directly into your RecipesR.us account. One click sends the recipe to your collection so you can cook from one place instead of hunting through bookmarks and tabs.

What it does

One-click import — On any recipe page (AllRecipes, Food Network, Serious Eats, food blogs, Pinterest pins, and more), open the extension and tap Import this recipe. The recipe is sent to RecipesR.us and added to your account.
Import queue — Imports are processed in the background. The extension icon shows how many recipes are in the queue, and you can open the popup to see status and recent imports.
My recipes — Open your RecipesR.us recipe list from the popup and jump straight to any saved recipe.
Already saved? — The extension can show when the page you’re on is already in your collection, so you can re-import or open it in RecipesR.us.
Shopping list & meal plan — From the popup you can add ingredients from a recipe to your shopping list or add it to your meal plan (after import or from My recipes).
Optional auto-add — In Settings you can turn on “Automatically add recipe pages to my queue when I visit them” so visits to supported recipe sites are queued without clicking Import each time.
Why install it

Stop losing recipes in open tabs and bookmarks.
Keep everything in one place: one account, one list, one meal plan.
Save time: no copy-pasting; the extension sends the page URL to RecipesR.us to import the recipe.
Works where you already browse: major recipe sites, blogs, and Pinterest pins.
Requirements

A RecipesR.us account with an active Premium subscription (one-click import is a Premium feature).
After installing, open the extension, go to Settings to set your RecipesR.us URL, then use Connect Account to sign in. Once connected, you can import from any supported recipe page.
Privacy

The extension only uses the URL of the page you’re on when you choose to import (or when auto-add is on for supported sites). It does not read or send page content or other personal data.