Chrome's print-to-PDF breaks on the pages you actually need to save. Logged-in dashboards. Long receipts. Multi-page reports. Dynamic pages that load as you scroll.
PageMint captures all of them in one click — locally, on your device, with no account, no upload, no telemetry.
Every line of code is in this repo. Every claim is verifiable.
| 🔑 Logged-in pages | Bank statements, finance dashboards, GA4 reports, Notion pages — anything behind a login wall. |
| 🎯 High Fidelity mode | Uses Chrome DevTools Protocol locally to render pages exactly as you see them. No cut-off charts, no broken layouts. |
| 🔒 100% local-first | Page content, screenshots, and PDFs never leave your device. No servers in the product path. |
| 📖 Open source | MIT-licensed. Read it, fork it, ship your own build, audit the network behavior yourself. |
| ✂️ Selection capture | Highlight a section of the page and save just that — not the whole document. |
| 📜 Local history | Every PDF you've saved, searchable and re-exportable from your toolbar. |
| ⚙️ Full export control | Paper size, margins, scaling, page breaks, headers — tune once, save your defaults. |
| 🧹 Remove elements | Strip cookie banners, ads, or anything else before you capture. Session-local, never persisted. |
 Permissions baseline — three permissions, gated and on demand. |
 Export defaults — paper, margins, scaling, headers. |
 Local history — every PDF, searchable from the toolbar. |
git clone https://github.com/orangebread/pagemint.git
cd pagemint
pnpm install
pnpm --filter @pagemint/extension buildOutput lands in apps/extension/.output/chrome-mv3. In Chrome:
- Open
chrome://extensions - Toggle Developer mode
- Click Load unpacked, point at
apps/extension/.output/chrome-mv3
PageMint has no hosted rendering, telemetry, account, checkout, support-intake, admin backend, or server-side feature gating in the open-source product.
- Page content, rendered PDFs, settings, and optional history stay in the browser profile where PageMint is installed.
- No third-party analytics. No phone-home. No usage pings.
- The
debuggerpermission is declared up front, gated behind a toggle, and attached only on demand.
Because the source is public, this isn't a promise — it's something you can check. Open the DevTools network tab. Grep the source. Run a custom build.
See pagemint.space/trust for the full permission baseline.
pagemint/
├── apps/
│ ├── extension/ # Chrome MV3 extension (WXT + React)
│ └── site/ # Public marketing site (Next.js 15)
├── packages/
│ ├── render-core/ # Exact-export defaults + High Fidelity CDP primitives
│ └── shared-types/ # Shared exact-export contracts
├── tests/ # Unit, browser-boundary, scaffold, type contracts
├── docs/ # Product specs, architecture, roadmap
└── scripts/ # Release + preflight tooling
| Command | What it runs |
|---|---|
pnpm run repo:verify |
Strongest gate. Lint, contracts, workspace tests, typecheck, build, real browser-boundary suite. |
pnpm run repo:smoke |
Lightweight scaffold/authority check for planning + docs work. |
pnpm run test:browser:install |
One-time Playwright Chromium install (required before repo:verify). |
pnpm run dev |
Run extension + site dev servers in parallel via Turbo. |
- Extension: WXT · React 19 · TypeScript strict · Chrome MV3 · DevTools Protocol
- Site: Next.js 15 · React 19 · server components · zero-runtime CSS
- Monorepo: pnpm workspaces · Turborepo
- Testing: node:test · Playwright (browser boundary) · contract typechecks
Bug reports, compatibility findings, and feature requests are welcome on the issue tracker.
Before opening an issue:
- Do not attach private page content, screenshots, PDFs, or secrets — issues are public.
- Include browser, extension version, OS, and a public-URL repro when possible.
- Search existing issues; add confirmation to an existing thread when the behavior is already reported.
LICENSE— MITdocs/README.md— docs map and status taxonomydocs/product/INDEX.md— feature matrix and status labelsdocs/reference/ARCHITECTURE.md— system architecturedocs/reference/ROADMAP.md— what's next
The public tree intentionally excludes local agent, orchestration, and private environment artifacts. Keep secrets in local .env files or host-managed secret stores — never in git.