Importing Web Articles
Use Capti to import articles from websites while skipping all the advertisements, menus, and other items not relevant to the article itself.
Option 1 From Capti Browser
- Open a playlist, tap the green +, and tap Browser.
- Open a webpage and search for reading content, e.g. anews article.
- Add article to playlist by:
- Tapping the icon + located in the bottom center of the screen, then selecting Add to Playlist.
- Tapping the icon Links located in the top-right corner of the screen and then tapping a single time on the names of articles you wish to add.
- Long press on any links within the article that you want to import and select Add to Playlist from the menu.
Option 2 From Safari or Chrome
- Open Safari or Chrome
- Open the webpage with the article you want to import.
- Tap
Share icon then select
Capti
Option 3 From a desktop or laptop
- Enable the Continuity feature in iOS 10 or later and in macOS Sierra or later (you only need to do this once)
- On your desktop or laptop: copy the link you want to import.
- On your iPhone or iPad: open Capti, tap "+" icon in the bottom-left corner of playlist and tap
Copied link.
* Import Web Article in One Click
- Open the web page with article you want to import.
- Use
Alt + A keyboard shortcut or click the "Capti" icon in the browser toolbar and then the green
Add to Capti button.
If the green text box shown appears after you click Add To Capti, the article was successfully added to your playlist.
If the red text box shown below appears on your screen after you click Add To Capti, the article was not able to be added to your playlist.
- Switch to Capti Voice tab. You can also click Alt + O keyboard shortcut to open it quickly.
- Click
Synchronize (next to + Track or + Playlist buttons) to make sure the article appears in the playlist.
* Import Link from Website
- On any web page: right-click on the link that you want to import into Capti. The link can be to a regular web article, to a file in any supported format (e.g. pdf), or to an image.
- In browser's contextual menu select Save Link to Capti
- Click Next to confirm link.
- Choose track name and playlist into which the link will be saved
- Click Import to confirm. The linked article will be added to the playlist you selected. If you are importing an image Capti will make the text on the image readable using OCR.
- To view the saved article open Capti in a new tab.
Use Capti Bookmarklet for importing web articles on Windows, Mac, Web, or Chromebooks in case installing Capti Browser Extension is not an option.
Step 1 Set up the Capti Bookmarklet
- Make sure your browser bookmark toolbar is visible (you only have to do it once). For example, in the Firefox browser right-click above the icons in the upper right-hand corner. Make sure your “Bookmarks Toolbar” is checked
off.
- Drag and drop the Capti Brookmarklet (below) into the browser toolbar.
Add to Capti
Drag to favorites or bookmarks
Step 2 Import Article to Capti
- Open the web page with the article you want to import.
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Click the
Add to Capti bookmarklet in your bookmark toolbar.
If the green text box shown appears after you click the Add To Capti bookmarklet, the article was successfully added to your playlist.
If the red text box shown below appears on your screen after you click the Add To Capti bookmarklet, the article was not able to be added to your playlist.
Step 3 Synchronize
- Open browser tab with Capti.
- Click
Synchronize (next to + Track or + Playlist buttons) to make sure the article appears in the playlist.
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Choose the playlist you would like to import the content into and click the blue arrow shown below. By clicking the arrow, it will take you into the playlist.
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Click the + Track > Link button or simply copy-paste a link into Capti Player window.
- Paste or type in the link you want to import. Capti will import any web article or file in supported format (pdf, doc, etc).
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Click Import to confirm. The linked article will be added to the playlist you selected.