I recently discovered that PageMarkdown which can save a webpage cleanly in Mardown also supports PDF, .DOCX, EPUB and HTML (I think).

I frequently have to copy and paste text from multiple websites into .DOCX files for analysis, and have attempted to automate the process with AI though model context restrictions and hallucinations incurred when analyzing data from multiple sources have been a problem.

I downloaded the PageMarkdown Firefox extension yesterday and used it to save a lengthy website into a .docx file with no cutting and pasting. This is going to save me an immense amount of time, and may justify me becoming a patron.

I haven't played with it much yet, but the batch function is interesting as is the ability to save specific elements from a webpage. I will note the GUI isn't super intuitive, but it's a young product, and I haven't even read the documentation yet.

My only challenge thus far, is when I try to select multiple elements from a page for export to .docx by clicking pick element, then clicking the first element, then clicking the second element and then hitting enter, but that doesn't seem to be right. Its likely me being an idiot but I will dive into later today.

HIGHLY, HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

比如说，你就在本扩展主页复制出markdown内容，可以看到「此附加组件未经 Mozilla 主动安全审计，安装前请确认您对其信任。」这部分markdown内容的嵌套排版错乱了。
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很有用的扩展！不过，对复杂一点的排版的支持尚且比较不成熟