As a Workflowy user, I needed a way to do this and found it in the Colt[1] add-on for firefox. I use the following custom formats to insert tabs and newlines and it produces pretty slick bookmarks in Workflowy&#x27;s bullet style for me.<p>Standard bookmark with optional quote via highlighting:<p><pre><code>    %T %N %B %U %N %L %N %?[S{&quot;%S&quot;}]
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Long form quote:<p><pre><code>    via %U%N%L%N%N%?[S{&quot;%S&quot;}]
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Long form quote with annotations:<p><pre><code>    #note via %U%N%L%N%N%?[S{&quot;%S&quot;}]%N----%N
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If I highlight your post and use the first template, it displays as:<p><pre><code>    The Sad State of Personal Knowledgebases | Hacker News
        https:&#x2F;&#x2F;news.ycombinator.com&#x2F;item?id=10739227
        12&#x2F;18&#x2F;2015, 10:04:11 AM
        &quot;A friend showed me http:&#x2F;&#x2F;gethibou.com&#x2F; yesterday. Basically the idea seems to be that you bookmark a page, highlight what you want to remember and they use spaced-repetition to help you remember it. It might go along well with the PK that you created yourself.&quot;

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