The page card (This tab)
The page card, called This tab, is the top card of the Kortex side panel. It adds the page you are on to a Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) notebook in two clicks. It can also capture the page as a PDF.
Why use the page card?
Say you find a good article. Instead of copying the address by hand, you send the page straight into a notebook. A notebook is a folder in Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) where the AI reads your sources.
How to import a page into a notebook
- Open the page you want to keep.
- Open the side panel with the Kortex icon.
- Click Choose a notebook. A list opens, with a Search notebooks box at the top.
- Click the notebook you want.
- Click the green Import page button. The panel says Imported and links to the notebook.
On a site where Kortex has its own button, the page is saved the way that button saves it. Elsewhere, Kortex adds the page's address.
How does Kortex suggest a notebook?
Kortex looks at the page and picks the notebook that fits best. It marks that one with a small Suggested tag. Keep it, or choose another any time.
If the notebook already has this page, the button reads Import anyway.
Domain Router
This needs Kortex Pro. See pricing. Domain Router sends the page to the notebook your own rules pick for that website, or to a new one. Learn how to set the rules in Domain Router.
How to capture a page as a PDF
- On the page you want, click Capture as PDF on the card.
- Kortex scrolls down the page and counts the pictures it takes.
- To end early, click Stop and make the PDF.
Why does the card look different?
- On a notebook: the card shows the notebook's name and its buttons, such as Export sources, Add from Zotero and Copy BibTeX.
- On the Gemini Notebook home page: the card offers New notebook.
- On a new tab or a Chrome page: the card says there is nothing to import.
- The free plan has 10 imports a day and 3 page captures a day. They start again at midnight UTC.
- If Kortex cannot find its spot on a page, right-click the page and choose Save this page to NotebookLM.