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Fabric browser extension

Rediscover your notes and files as you browse

Chrome Extensions
Productivity
Artificial Intelligence

An AI-powered research assistant in your web browser. • See relevant notes and content that you've saved, when you search Google • Make lasting notes on websites • Instantly save content from the web

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Hi PH! I'm Johnny, founder of Fabric. We're building a universal home for all information – a productivity and collaboration layer that spans everything. This latest release offers instant capture from the web browser, and weaves your data and content into your existing workflows – resurfacing notes, files and links when you make a Google search and browse. Why? Our digital lives are in chaos, and the tools and computers of today place the burden on the user, with steep learning curves and high effort. They don't work the way that people do, and they don't unite the scattered information from all our apps, clouds and devices together. At Fabric, we've built a universal storage technology, built natively on transformer models, so it works just like your mind does: through meaning and association, not folders and hierarchies. Instead of information being scattered, Fabric can connect to any data source, analyse and represent the data, as a part of your Fabric "brain". In this latest release, we weave intelligence and your data into the browser itself: 🔼 Intelligently surfacing your existing content as you browse, so you don't even have to go to Fabric to find it 📸 Providing instant capture from your browser into your AI-powered Fabric library 📌 Allowing you to create persistent notes on top of the internet, and any internet content How do you manage your digital chaos? I would love to hear your ideas, experiences, and feedback on any and all of the above.

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Fabric team 👋. Let me just say, this app is everything I've ever thought note taking apps should do. Loved the fact that you don't need another tool to capture notes that is *peer* is to the browser, it's *on top of* browser. I am very proud of what you've built. Keep going, world needs this even though people may not realize it yet. Congratulations and I wish you all the best!

I can relate to the slogan on the website: "Read later" shouldn't mean "read never" 😆. Congratulations to the team on the launch, and I'll be happy to give that product a try! 🚀

I give it a go, just because of the pickle I get into. With my notes and website lol

Super excited to use this. How we each define, share, and store information differs greatly. I've seen the problems it causes in startups, enterprises & government. Establishing this is always a retrospective, painful & a big process esp as it's iterative. A great addition to improving productivity & operationalizing growth

Impressive! How does Fabric's AI-powered research assistant help users save time and boost productivity?

Any way you can integrate other search engines besides Google? I hate giving them more information than I have to.

I feel like Fabric was imagined by a Safari user and then developed for Chrome for obvious reasons. And I don't blame you. But please folks for the love of God, as a Safari user I am BEGGING you: make Fabric for Safari sooner than later. We've been stuck with Pocket for 10+ years now. It's been real 😅

Fabric keeps getting better! Great job @johnny_makes and congrats on the launch 🎉

Fabric is exactly what I’m looking for. However, it’ll be about a year before Fabric is actually useable. This browser extension is out of this world amazing. 🤯 So capturing content for Fabric is so easy and intuitive. But the platform itself? It looks like a college kids school project. The iOS app and macOS app are just the web app. The interface just isn’t anywhere near where it should be, or what the promo videos convey. Also, it’s just not intuitive. Too many buttons to press to do something simple. The notes feature is ugly and unwieldy. The AI image search doesn’t actually work. That’s a future feature that is touted as a current feature. I want what’s in the promo videos, because that’s what I know Fabric can be in a year or probably even two years—with the lack of consistent weekly updates. Even the tiny issues like linking to the Fabric discord doesn’t work. There’s just so much still to be done. I just wish the platform was as polished as the browser extension. In a year or two Fabric I believe will be competing with the top second-brain platforms—but for now… the promo videos are the most stable builds of Fabric so far.

I love this concept of Fabric! Congratulations guys. Curious if AI notes are pulled from related content or only from previous notes. An interesting tool for efficient surfing.

Congrats on the launch team! This is an extremely intuitive product when surfing the web and I'll be sure to give it a try. Coincidentally, my startup provides powerful computer vision integration for apps like yours and I can see potential to expand your feature set. Let me know if you're interested! Best of luck.