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How do I enable the Hive Safari Extension?

Open Settings, go to Apps, then Safari, then Extensions, and turn on Hive. After that, open Safari, tap the page menu, choose Hive under Extensions, then select the media you want and send it to Import in Hive Image Organizer.

Enable Hive Image Organizer in Safari settings, open it from the page menu, then select the media you want to send into Import.

Turn on Hive in Safari Settings first

Open Settings, then Apps, then Safari, then Extensions, and turn on Hive. This is the step that makes the extension available inside Safari at all.

Select the media and send it to Import

Once Hive is open, choose the media you want from the page and send it into Import. That is the end of the setup flow. Organization happens later inside the library.

Questions

Do I need the Safari Extension for every web save?

No. It is mainly useful when you want to save directly from Safari without leaving the page first.

Read the source-saving workflow

Is this only for images?

No. Use it whenever the page contains the media you want to send into Hive.

See what Hive can save

What should I check if Hive does not appear in Safari?

Go back to Settings, open Apps, then Safari, then Extensions, and confirm Hive is enabled there first.

Open Hive support

Continue reading.

Why use a Safari extension for reference capture?

Read the workflow page behind the same setup.

How do I save links with source on iPad?

See the capture page that often follows extension setup.

How do I review and shortlist references on iPad after capture?

Go from capture setup to the iPad workflow where the active set gets narrowed down.