爬爬虾

About

Papaxia is primarily for saving the current web page or the current text selection as local research material, so the user can capture useful sources, excerpts, and writing inputs while browsing.

The main workflow does not require sign-in. On any standard web page, the user can click 保存当前页 or 保存选区 in the extension popup, store the captured material locally in the browser, and review recent items, source URLs, and captured text inside the popup and options page.

This makes Papaxia useful for people who continuously collect web research from articles, notes, Q&A pages, and other reading sources, without scattering ideas across temporary documents.

After the user optionally signs in to Fangnaoke, previously saved local materials can also be synced to Fangnaoke and used as input for later organization and writing workflows there. Sign-in is an optional enhancement, not a prerequisite for the core purpose of the extension.

Papaxia accesses page content only when the user explicitly triggers a capture action. It does not persistently scan all sites, and network communication is limited to optional Fangnaoke sign-in, sync, and composition services.