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Tistory Backup - Markdown & HTML Export

Back up any Tistory post in one click. Save the title, date, and body of the post you're reading as Markdown (.md) or HTML.

Version
3.0.3

This one is built but not on a store yet. The page is here so you can see what it does.

Tistory has a whole-blog export buried in its admin, but there's no quick way to grab the one post you're reading. This does 티스토리 백업 for a single post: it reads the title, publish date, and body straight from the page you're on and saves them as a Markdown (.md) or HTML (.html) file.

The Markdown converter is built in, no external libraries: headings, bold/italic/strikethrough, links, images, nested lists, inline code, fenced code blocks with language detection, blockquotes, and horizontal rules. The HTML export is a standalone document with charset, viewport, and a canonical link, so it goes cleanly into a WordPress "import HTML" flow.

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What it does

  • One-click backup of the post you're currently reading

  • Markdown export via a dependency-free HTML→Markdown converter

  • HTML export shaped for WordPress import (canonical link included)

  • The .md file keeps the title, publish date, and original URL at the top

  • Each post goes into its own titled subfolder; name clashes are auto-numbered

  • Remembers your last chosen format

  • Falls back across many Tistory skins (title/date/body selectors, plus og:/meta)

  • The button only shows on real post pages, never on lists or the home page

How to use it

  1. 01Open a Tistory post — the post page itself, not the blog home or a list.
  2. 02Click the orange "백업" button at the bottom-right.
  3. 03Pick Markdown (.md) or HTML (.html). The file saves to your Downloads folder, in a subfolder named after the post.

Permissions & privacy

downloadsSaves files to your Downloads folder.
storageSaves your settings and data in the browser's own storage, on this device.

Everything runs locally in your browser. Only your last chosen format is stored (chrome.storage.local). Nothing is sent to any server, and the extension makes no network requests — it just reads the page that's already rendered. Independent extension, not affiliated with Tistory or Kakao. It runs only the code shipped inside the package — no remote code is fetched.

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