Adds emojis to every instance of each speaker's name in the transcript, which itself is a non-starter for me. The persistent giant glowing purple button is also something that just doesn't fly (you could at least try to make it match Claude's own interface). Also does not allow you to customize the file name format or the properties in the yaml frontmatter. Overall pretty non-customizable and makes choices which I find don't jive with my personal preferences.

Does the job, but requires post-processing. The content is duplicated in the created .md file and contains page visuals that don't belong there. Paragraph spacing and heading levels are off. Even when switched off, times and other metadata are included.

Not working

This works great, and is a VERY valuable tool. Thank you for your skilled efforts to create this. One thing that would make this an even more useful tool to me is if there was the option to include a YAML frontmatter block with conversation title, export date, and source URL in every Markdown file. This would allow folks like me to simply drop the md file directly into Obsidian without any additional processing. Keep up the great work!

Works perfectly. Thanks!

Great job. I generally make use of Emacs clients, but once in a while I have to go with my phone and your add-on just proved super useful. Thanks.

Everything you could ask for: no extra icon cluttering the Firefox toolbar, just a small unobtrusive bubble on the chat tab that says "export chat". One click gives you markdown, json and html options, plus checkboxes for:

include artifacts
include thinking blocks
include timestamps
include attachments

No further questions asked, it just does it, output comes out perfect.
Don't mess it up, man. When something works, leave it alone.

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todo lo que se puede pedir: no hay ícono aparte en la barra de Firefox, solo abre un globito no intrusivo en la pestaña del chat, que dice export chat, clic da opción markdown, json y html, y tiene casillas para marcar:


include artifacts
include thinking blocks
include timestamps
include attachments

No pregunta nada más, lo hace, sale perfecto.

No la cagues hermano, cuando algo está bien, ya está.

Very easy to use. It just works on install and does it's job just fine. If the export button is annoying just set the extension permission to "Only when Clicked"

It does export a Markdown file, but even basic things aren't working properly. Lists in answers are unwrapped and all stuck together, sections are repeated with and without the lists, etc. Web search results don't have the full URL, and inline citations are completely missing. I'm sure there are more issues, but I uninstalled it already.