Help with Rabbit Hole
Opening the extension
Click the Rabbit Hole icon in Chrome's toolbar (pin it from the puzzle-piece menu so it stays there). The panel opens beside the page you're on.
"Ask about this page" says it can't see the page
Chrome lets an extension read a page only after you allow it. Click Allow reading pages when I ask once. Rabbit Hole still reads a page only when you click. Chrome's own pages (settings, the extensions page, the new-tab page) can't be read by any extension.
"Is this real?"
Highlight the words, right-click, and choose Is this real? Ask Rabbit Hole. Your RI says what can and can't be trusted, and what it couldn't check.
Saving pages and conversations
In the extension, File this tab saves the page under one of your subjects; Saved lists them. On the website, Save as a document downloads a conversation, and Print or save as PDF makes a clean copy. Everything is kept in your own browser.
On your phone
Open rabbitholeri.com. On iPhone, in Safari, tap Share, then Add to Home Screen. On Android, in Chrome, tap ⋮, then Install app.
An RI paused the conversation
Now and then an RI takes a short pause. You can carry on with another RI (in the extension, About lets you choose), or come back a little later.
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