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How can I copy the ChatGPT answer as Markdown?

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I use the ChatGPT application on my Android phone. How can I copy the answer as Markdown?

I have a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra running Android 13.


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I haven't found ChatGPT (or similar systems) useful enough to have a solution specific to them, but for almost everything on the web, I use a browser extension called MarkDownload. You can grab it for Firefox, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Safari.

In fact, I grabbed the links from its GitHub page using the add-on. If you highlight text, then it'll limit the conversion to only that section. If you don't highlight any text, it'll use some (mediocre) heuristics to guess where to find the main content of the page.

In either case, you open the add-on's little window, which, as I write this answer, it looks like the following...more or less.

The MarkDownload popup, if faded, showing an option to include front/back template, followed by the page title, then this answer's Markdown, before a Download button

Pardon the faded image. The window apparently can't survive the loss of focus involved in taking screenshot. In reality, it looks like a normal drop-down.

Anyway, from here - and you might notice that it did a pretty good job guessing where the content starts, in this case - you can either save the Markdown named after the page title or copy to paste it somewhere else.

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