There should not be one writer out there today that doesn’t have this extension plugged into Firefox. ScrapBook is the perfect tool for any writers, both offline and online, who do a lot of research before they write. This extension isn’t just for the writers out there. Even non-writers will find this tool helpful and neat.

What does it do? The ScrapBook Firefox extension allows you to save Web pages in easily managed collections. So how is this diffrent from bookmarking a Web site? Well, when you bookmark something, you are saving the entire Web page. With ScrapBook, you are only saving the part of the Web page that you wanted to save.

Here is what the author of ScrapBook has to say about it:

ScrapBook is a Firefox extension, which helps you to save Web pages and easily manage collections. Key features are lightness, speed, accuracy and multi-language support.

Some of the features include: the ability to save Web page, save snippet of Web page, save Web site (In-depth capture), organize the collection in the same way as Bookmarks tree, highlighter, eraser and various page editing tools, full text search and quick filtering search, and text edit feature resembling Opera’s Notes.

Do you see why I love this extension yet? As I said before, this is the perfect companion when it comes to writing on the Web. It makes research for stories and ideas just that much easier. Try it out for yourself, and let me know what you think of it.

[tags]firefox,extensions,scrapbook,notes[/tags]