One-click browser publish

Install the browser extension, then right-click any web page to publish its title, link and body to FlintHub.

Installation

  1. 1. Download and unzip the package

    Click "Download extension" at the top right, then unzip it into a permanent folder. Do not delete or move that folder afterwards, because the browser loads the extension from it.

  2. 2. Open the extension manager

    Chrome: enter chrome://extensions/ in the address bar. Edge: enter edge://extensions/ .

  3. 3. Enable Developer mode and load

    Turn on "Developer mode" at the top right, click "Load unpacked", and select the folder unzipped in step 1 (the level that contains manifest.json).

  4. 4. Check the API address

    The site address is already baked into the package, so normally nothing to change. To verify: open "Details" → "Extension options"; the publish API address should be:

    Publish API address: https://www.flinthub.top/api-browser-share

  5. 5. Paste your access token

    Paste your access token on the same options page, click "Save settings", then "Test connection" to confirm the category list loads.

    Log in to check your token status →

How to use

No need to open the popup: just right-click on any web page and pick the menu item to capture the page and open the publish panel.

Web page context menu
Copy
Share
Publish to FlintHub
Publish panel

FAQ

"Token invalid or revoked" — what now?

This happens when the token was revoked, or when extra spaces were pasted. Ask the administrator for a new token, copy it fully, paste it into the extension options and save.

Why do I get "publishing too frequently"?

Each account may publish at most 5 threads per 10 minutes. Wait a few minutes and retry — this is a server-side anti-spam limit.

The captured body is incomplete or includes the navigation bar.

The extension detects the main content area automatically; unusual page structures may fool it. You can edit the body directly in the publish panel, or retry on another page.

Do I need to reinstall on another browser or computer?

Yes. The extension lives in one browser profile, so load it again on each browser and enter a token there.

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