Send page to Logseq - Advanced by CaffinatedOne

Capture web pages into your Logseq graph from the browser toolbar. The extension talks to your local Logseq desktop app over its HTTP API — no remote servers, no third parties involved.
Two ways to capture:

1. Append to today's journal. Drops the current page in as a Title block on your journal page. Useful for reading lists or end-of-day "what did I read" notes.
2. Create as a new page. Creates a Logseq page named after the article title, with a properties block pre-populated:
3. source:: linking to the original URL
4. date:: linking to today's journal (so the capture shows up in journal backlinks automatically)
5. tags:: left empty for your own taxonomy
6. An optional note or excerpt as a block

The page is also linked from today's journal, so you can always find when you captured what.

Requirements:

• Logseq desktop, running on the same machine
• HTTP APIs server enabled in Logseq (Settings → Features), with an authorized token
• Firefox 142 or newer

Privacy:
The extension only contacts 127.0.0.1 (your local Logseq). Nothing leaves your machine. No telemetry, no analytics, no third-party services. Your API token lives in Firefox's local storage.