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✅ Supported apps and websites

Lazy prides itself in being able to capture text that you select on any app, but Lazy’s full context capturing enables you to further capture additional context and clips for specific apps and websites.

This context enables you to see the author, URL and details about the source that you’ve captured, while Clips will enable you to be able to capture entire articles, tweets, PDFs and other content quickly.

We’re always working to expand the list of fully supported apps and websites. Please feel free to request support for specific websites or apps, by reaching out to the Lazy team.

Key

✅ - This source is fully supported by Lazy. You’ll be able to fully capture content as clips, pull in context information (URL, Author and Source details) and text you select on the context

💬 - Lazy can capture context information from these sources including the URL and Author in addition to being able to capture text you select. However, Lazy isn’t yet able to capture clips of content from these sources.

🔠 - Currently only supports capturing of text that you select from these sources.

If a context is listed as supported, but you’re having trouble capturing it, please make sure to check that you enabled all the permissions here:

⚙️Mac permissions

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Browsers

✅ — Arc browser (Find instructions on enabling permissions:

🌐Arc - Browser Permissions

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✅ — Chrome (find instructions on enabling permissions:

🌐Chrome - Browser Permissions

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✅ — Safari (find instructions on enabling permissions:

🌐Safari - Browser Permissions

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✅ — Brave (find instructions on enabling permissions:

🌐Brave - Browser Permissions

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✅ — Edge (find instructions on enabling permissions:

🌐Edge - Browser Permissions

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✅ — Orion (find instructions on enabling permissions:

🌐Orion - Browser Permissions

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🔠 — Opera, Firefox, Sidekick and SigmaOS (Lacks Javascript from Apple Events permission which is necessary for further Lazy support)

Mac apps

✅ — Superhuman (See how to capture Superhuman

💌Emails and newsletters

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✅ — Apple Mail (See how to capture Apple Mail

💌Emails and newsletters

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✅ — Preview (Enables you to capture

📄PDFs

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✅ — Adobe Acrobat (Enables you to capture

📄PDFs

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💬 — Mimestream

💬 — Slack

💬 — iMessage

💬 — Spotify (Lazy will capture the podcast or song you’re listening to as context)

🔠 — Spark

🔠 — ChatGPT Mac app (We do support capturing from the web app though!)

🔠 — WhatsApp (Not supported as a Mac app, however Whatsapp in the Web is supported for context capture)

🔠 — Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Powerpoint, Excel etc.)

🔠 — Microsoft Teams

🔠 — Outlook

🔠 — Twitter app

🔠 — Notion (Lazy does support clipping from Notion’s web app though!)

🔠 — Figma

🔠 — Apple Books

🔠 — Telegram

Websites

✅ — The Verge, TechCrunch, The Washington Post, BBC News, The NY Times, CNN, The Guardian, and many other news sites (See how to capture

📖Articles and webpages

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✅ — Youtube (See how to capture

📹Youtube videos

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✅ — Superhuman Web (See how to capture

💌Emails and newsletters

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✅ — Gmail (See how to capture

💌Emails and newsletters

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✅ — Twitter (See how to capture

🐦Tweets and threads

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✅ — Medium (See how to capture

📖Articles and webpages

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✅ — LinkedIn (You can capture LinkedIn posts with Lazy)

✅ — Substack (See how to capture

📖Articles and webpages

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✅ — Beehiiv (See how to capture

📖Articles and webpages

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✅ — ChatGPT (You can clip responses from ChatGPT to Lazy)

✅ — Notion

✅ — Github

✅ — Lazy Public cards in your browser (See how to

🗣️Publish and share cards

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✅ — PDFs in your browser (See how to capture

📄PDFs

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💬 — WhatsApp Web (Lazy will capture contextual information about who’s message you’re capturing + URL, but isn’t able to clip a whole conversation for instance)

🔠 — Google Drive (Sheets, Docs, Presentations etc.)

🔠 — GoodNotes

🔠 — Outlook

🔠 — Instagram

🔠 — TikTok