https://cryptpad.fr/pad/#/2/pad/view/VJlD0b3eh4gMJovaypGkuW4m3Au-aksj+6oNDi50UFI/embed/
https://cryptpad.fr/pad/#/2/pad/view/eAFqVc1JC8v8T5AEEWSPQ9YD4FR8tK6E97XEy+v78KQ/embed/
^ These two. I want downloadable versions of 'em. How do I do that?
Removing the /embed/ from the URL seems to work
https://cryptpad.fr/pad/#/2/pad/view/VJlD0b3eh4gMJovaypGkuW4m3Au-aksj+6oNDi50UFI/
https://cryptpad.fr/pad/#/2/pad/view/eAFqVc1JC8v8T5AEEWSPQ9YD4FR8tK6E97XEy+v78KQ/
You can click on “File” and then export it or print as PDF.
Question:
Can you see more information after removing the /embed/ thing from the URL?
Like, the account that made the documents?
If you click on “Access”, you can see that this information is hidden.
Ok
Oh cool
Your browser should have a Save As… option, although that will download all linked/referenced assets as well and not just the text. I tried a Markdown Downloader extension but that didn’t do it. If all else fails, copy-paste into a text or markdown document.
oh kewl
Where can I open up a text or markdown document?
The basic text editor that comes with your OS will be able to open a Markdown file. Markdown is just text with certain shortcodes which tell certain programs how to render a document in a “pretty” way.
If you want syntax highlighting you can use a cli text editor like nano with a syntax highlighting extension, a basic code editor like Pulsar, or a Markdown based notes app like Obsidian.