Multify by Bajaar

Multify saves the things you find across the web into one place, your stash, so you can do something with them later: find them again, ask questions about them, use them in your AI tools, or share them.

You need a free Multify account (multify.co). The extension talks only to Multify's own servers at app.multify.co. It sends nothing until you save, click, or ask for something. What it sends is listed below.

Stash from the buttons you already use

Keep liking, saving, and bookmarking the way you do now. When you do it on one of these sites, Multify keeps a copy of that item's public link in your stash:

• YouTube: Save or Watch later
• TikTok: Favorite
• X: Bookmark
• Threads: Save
• Instagram: Save
• Reddit: Save
• LinkedIn: More → Save
• Amazon: Add to List
• GitHub: Star
• Medium: Bookmark
• Substack: Save or heart
• Hacker News: Favorite
• Product Hunt: Upvote

Everywhere else, right-click a page or a link and pick "Stash this". You can also paste a link into Multify, or text one in from your phone.

A small "Saved to Stash" toast confirms each save. Its one button opens a Multify window where you can add a note on why it mattered, tag it, or make it public. Unsaving on the original site never removes anything from your stash.

Find it again

Everything you saved lives in one timeline, whatever site it came from. Search by word, tag, or site. Your notes are searchable too, so "the clamp one, not the base one" finds the lamp.

Share the good ones

Every item is private until you switch it to Public. Public items show up on your page at multify.co/your-name, with your note on why it's worth a look. People can follow you and re-stash your finds, and you can follow them back.

Use your stash in your AI tools

Connect Multify once over MCP (stash.multify.co → MCP) and Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, or any other MCP client can search your stash, read what you saved, and add new items while you work. Your stash is not locked in.

Also in the sidebar

The stash is the main thing. The sidebar (toolbar icon, or Alt+X) adds a few tools around it:

• Chat: ask about what you saved ("what did I save about GPU pricing last week?"), or about the page you're on. Right-click a page, a link, or selected text to drop it into the chat.
• Search button: on Google and Bing results pages, one click opens a Multify window with a chat about that search.
• Page notes: a small tab on the left edge of web pages shows how many public notes exist for that page, plus your own. See "Permissions" below for how to turn it off.
• Tasks: create a task in Multify from any page, pre-filled from the address and your selection.
• Capture: screenshot the visible part of the page, upload it to your Multify files, and get a link.
• Reverse prompt: right-click an image to get a text prompt that would produce something similar.
• Looks: pick a look (Sticker shop, Editorial, Scrapbook, Neon arcade) and the sidebar, the toast, and your public page all use it.

What the extension sends, and when

• When you save an item: its public link and title.
• When you attach the current page to a chat message: the page address, title, and readable text. The page pill is on by default and can be switched off per message.
• When you press Capture: a screenshot of the visible tab.
• When you right-click an image for a reverse prompt: that image, resized.
• When you click the search button on Google or Bing: the search terms.
• Page notes: while the tab is enabled, the address of each web page you open, so Multify can count public notes for it. Only the address is sent, never the page content.
• Usage statistics (which features get used, extension version): optional. Leave the "technical and interaction data" box unchecked when installing, or turn it off later, and none are sent.

It does not read your Firefox history, bookmarks, passwords, or form entries, and it does not sell or share your data for advertising. Full policy: multify.co/privacy.

Permissions, in plain words

• Access your data for all websites: needed for the page-notes tab and to show the toast, quick picker, and reverse-prompt window on the page you're on. To turn page notes off, open Add-ons and themes → Multify → Permissions and revoke access for all websites. Saving from the listed sites, the sidebar, and the right-click menu keep working.
• Access browser tabs: read the current tab's address and title for the page pill and for Capture.
• Cookies: sign in with your existing Multify account. One cookie of ours (sc_ext) tells the Multify website the extension is installed.
• Context menus, storage: the right-click items, and remembering your model choice and look.

Price and requirements

Free. A Multify account is required (sign up at multify.co, Google or email). Works on Firefox for desktop, version 140 or newer. Not available on Firefox for Android.

Keyboard shortcuts

• Alt+X: open the Multify sidebar
• Ctrl+Space (Control+Space on Mac): quick picker
• Type "multify" in the address bar, then your message

Privacy policy: https://multify.co/privacy
Terms of use: https://multify.co/terms
Help: hello@multify.co