what is declip fr?

Defuddle Clipper is a plugin for the note taking app Obsidian. It saves full article content from links you share to your phone or paste in, pulling the readable text out of a web page using a tool called Defuddle and dropping it straight into your Obsidian vault as a note. There are two ways to use it. The first is a watched folder that works automatically. You pick a folder in the plugin settings, with Inbox as the default, and whenever a note is created or edited in that folder containing nothing but a bare URL, such as one sent from the iOS or Android share sheet, the plugin replaces it with the extracted article written out in Markdown. The new note includes frontmatter fields like title, source, author, and published date. The second way is manual, through a command in Obsidian's command palette called Fetch full article from URL. This checks your clipboard for a link first, or asks you to paste one, then saves a new note into a separate save folder, which defaults to Clippings. Setting it up on the sharing side means going into your phone settings. On iOS, under Share Sheet, you create a new Location that points to Obsidian and targets your watched folder as a New Note destination. On Android, sharing to Obsidian creates a note in whatever default location you have configured, so you would point that default at the same watched folder. The plugin has some clear limits worth knowing before relying on it. It cannot get around paywalls, since it only extracts what a server actually sends back, not content hidden behind a login or payment. Pages that are built with JavaScript and render their content in the browser may come back nearly empty, because the plugin has no headless browser to run that JavaScript, only a basic page fetch. Images are linked rather than downloaded into the vault in this version. If an extraction comes back with fewer words than a configured minimum, the plugin leaves the note untouched and shows a notice explaining why, instead of saving a mostly blank file.