Chrome Web Store
Available nowOne click in Chrome, with auto-updates and no developer mode needed. Works in Edge too after toggling Allow extensions from other stores.
Add to ChromeA browser extension that reads a Microsoft Loop page from the rendered DOM — body, comments, and threaded replies — and saves it as token-efficient, LLM-ready Markdown.
Install from the Chrome Web Store, or sideload the release zip directly from GitHub.
One click in Chrome, with auto-updates and no developer mode needed. Works in Edge too after toggling Allow extensions from other stores.
Add to ChromeDownload the latest release zip, unzip it, and load as an unpacked extension. Same extension, same code — no store needed.
Download .zipchrome://extensions/ (or edge://extensions/).Open the Loop page and its comments pane. Click the toolbar icon, click Capture & Save .md. A Save As dialog opens — pick a location.
The extension reads the Loop page the browser has already loaded — no API keys, no admin setup, no server. It expands collapsed reply threads automatically before capturing.
Body content becomes structured Markdown (headings, lists, links, tables). Comments group by thread with author, timestamp, and replies as blockquoted blocks.
A Loop page with body, 3 comment threads, and replies — one Markdown file ready to paste into any LLM:
# Q3 Planning
> Source: https://loop.cloud.microsoft/p/…
> Captured: 2026-06-15T09:42:17Z
> Comments: 8 in 3 threads
## Overview
This quarter we focus on three pillars…
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## Comments
### Thread 1: Comment thread started by Alex…
**Alex Ng — Jun 14**
Can we finalize the targets this week?
> **Sam Reid — Jun 14**
>
> Yes — syncing with the team tomorrow.
The extension activates only when you click it. It reads the Loop page already open in your browser — content the browser has already fetched and rendered for you. The Markdown is written directly to your local machine via the OS Save As dialog. Nothing leaves your machine except what the browser was already fetching from loop.cloud.microsoft.