Cookie Parking

A content parking lot for people who want to grow. Start enjoying the satisfaction of building a collection through easy web clipping. Cookie Parking “An all-in-one web clipping service you can check every day in a new tab.” With the Cookieparking Chrome extension, you can quickly and easily clip the many pieces of content you discover across different platforms and check them whenever you open a new tab. Your browser's new tab is the starting point of your work journey. Remember to revisit the content you saved in one place whenever you open a new tab! Collect and organize content you find on the web so that the things you encounter today can become inspiration for tomorrow. 📌 SAVE WITH ONE CLICK. - After installing the extension, pin it to the toolbar. - When you find a web page you like, click the Cookieparking favicon. - You can save from any website. 📌 ORGANIZE IMMEDIATELY. - When saving with Cookieparking, add a directory to organize content quickly and easily. - Add a new directory or select an existing one to categorize content as you save it. 📌 CHECK IT OUT IN NEW TAB. - Save all the content that interests you on the web, including articles, images, videos, and links, in one place, and check it whenever you open a new tab. - Traditional bookmarks can be inconvenient to find again and are easily forgotten, but Cookieparking lets you see saved content whenever you open a new tab. - Saved content is listed in the new tab as cards containing a thumbnail image and the source platform, so you can tell at a glance what it was. - Hover over a saved content card to see its assigned directory. If no directory is assigned, click the drop-down to add and select one. 📌 DON'T MISS OUT YOUR SAVINGS. - Use the “view unread content” toggle in the new tab to see only content you have not clicked since saving it. - Save good content you like and avoid forgetting it. * Cookieparking uses the minimum permissions listed below to provide its extension service. - tabs: Used to obtain the URL of the currently open tab when you click the Chrome extension's favicon during web clipping. Once login is complete, the current tab's link is redirected to the main page instead of the login page. (When you do not want to use the new tab extension, the current tab's link is changed to chrome-search://local-ntp/local-ntp.html to redirect to the original Google new tab.) - storage: We use storage to save a state variable that enables or disables the new tab extension. We also use storage to save a variable indicating whether the user is logged in and the user's token when logged in. - management: We use the management permission to obtain the extension's installType and distinguish whether it is in developer mode so that requests can be sent to different API servers for development and production versions of the extension, for development convenience. - host: We check login status using the user's Google ID and save information about clipped websites to that user's ID. When viewing clipped records in a new tab, we use permissions to extract open graph tags from saved website information and use the thumbnail, title, provider, favicon, and so on.