Pooch PDF – Because Ctrl+P still prints cookie banners in 2026
Reader mode + PDF export solves the Ctrl+P nightmare, but readability engines aren't novel.

Reader-mode extraction to searchable PDFs in Google Drive, one click, zero signup.
Researchers, students, journalists, policy professionals who archive long-form content
Omnivore · Pocket · Matter
So I built Pooch PDF — a Chrome extension that extracts the article content, strips the clutter, and saves a clean PDF to Google Drive in one click. Searchable metadata, structured filenames, accessible on any device.
Three modes: - Quick PDF: faithful page capture - Clean PDF: reader-mode extraction (strips ads, navbars, cookie banners, sidebars) - Save to Drive: either mode → PDF → Google Drive with smart filename and AI-generated abstract
Everything runs client-side. No article content leaves the browser. Google Drive scope is drive.file (narrowest — can only see files the extension created).
Free tier: unlimited local PDFs, 60 Drive saves per 60-day cycle. Pro: $3/60 days.
CWS: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/pooch-pdf/hiikmbddi...
Happy to answer questions about the architecture, MV3 pain points, or Chrome Web Store review process.
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