Your working library for the web. Choose Scan page to collect images, links, fonts, and files from the active webpage, and keep this tab’s collection updated while the panel is open. Browse everything locally beside your work.
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Give your extension temporary access to the page a person chooses, right when they need it.
Access begins after a user gesture and is limited to the active tab.
Use the active tab to work with page resources in context. Permission is temporary, so your extension can stay focused on the current task.
chrome.tabs.query({ active: true })
Go ahead, explore. This is the real Stashwell interface with sample resources.
Changes reset on refreshA simple rhythm for all the things you want to come back to.
Open Stashwell from the Chrome toolbar, then choose Scan page to collect the active webpage. The panel follows you to new tabs, where you can scan again.
Browse by type, search what you’ve found, and inspect the details. The original source stays close at hand.
Save useful finds. Open, copy, or download a resource when it’s time to bring it into your next piece of work.
Explore the useful parts of a page, without hunting through every tab.
Bring the images on a page into view. Inspect available dimensions, keep the original address, and save the references you want to return to.
From a moment of inspiration to your next project.
Try the interactive demoFor the research rabbit holes, visual discoveries, and useful references that become your next idea.
Keep reports and useful links with the page that led you to them.
Collect image, icon, and font references as you browse. Inspect the original before you use it.
Find that documentation link or resource file again, without retracing every tab.
Two ways to work with Stashwell, each with its own local collection.
Scan and explore in the Chrome side panel, while the page you’re working on stays in view.
Try the side panelMake room for your next good find.
StashwellStudio workspaceImage · Sample resourceSearch, filter, inspect, and manage your resource archive in the full web library.
How to move a collectionYour collectionStudio workspaceImage · Sample resourceExport a JSON archive from one library and import it into the other. The two libraries don’t sync automatically.
Understand what a link is telling you before you open it. Stashwell checks URL patterns locally and explains the clues it finds.
Signals help you decide. They aren’t a guarantee that a destination is safe.
How your data is handledTransport is encrypted
Take a closer look before opening
Stashwell gathers the resource addresses it can access on the current page: images, icons, fonts, links, video and audio, and files. Each resource stays associated with its source page. Some embedded or protected resources may not be accessible.
Open the panel with Stashwell’s toolbar icon and choose Scan page. Chrome may ask for access to that website. A successful scan starts automatic updates for that tab while it is active and the panel is visible. Close Stashwell to stop updates. Same-origin navigation can update automatically; each new tab or different origin needs another manual scan. Switching tabs only changes the current-page view; it never starts a scan. Collections stay locally in your browser.
Your collection is stored locally in the browser or extension where you created it. The extension and web library have separate storage. Export a JSON archive to keep a backup or move a collection between them; they don’t sync automatically.
No. Stashwell checks visible URL patterns on your device and explains clues that may deserve a closer look. These local heuristics are context, not a safety guarantee or an external reputation check.
Stashwell is currently a developer preview for desktop Chrome 114 or later. Download the ZIP, extract it, turn on Developer mode in Chrome’s extensions page, and choose Load unpacked to select the extracted folder.
See the setup stepsMake a little room for everything worth keeping.
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