THE PAPERBOY COMETH
The web has gone soft. Rounded corners, drop shadows, pop-ups begging for your email address — the modern page is more circus tent than broadsheet. Against this tide of ornament, Paperboy deploys three sharp instruments for developers who demand clean markdown and refuse the clutter: the Chrome extension, the command-line edition, and the in-browser converter and viewer.
The Chrome side panel extension reads any open page, strips the dross, and hands you copy-ready markdown before the ink dries.
The command-line edition serves the correspondent at the terminal: one command converts any file to markdown, another crawls a whole site into a single, indexable document. On this page, the file converter and the markdown viewer do the same local work — drop a file, and the press runs in the browser.