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Use our browser extensions to add web page content to your digital signs

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Use our browser extensions to add web page content to your digital signs
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The Save to Screenly extension allows users to add web page content to their digital signs easily. Users can add public web pages, and, most importantly, users can add password-protected web pages to their digital signs.

Getting started

To use Save to Screenly, take the following steps:

Install Save to Screenly on your Chrome or Firefox browser. You can find the extension available for free on the Chrome Web Store or on the Mozilla Add-ons page.

Once Save to Screenly is installed on your web page, log in to your Screenly online account from within the extension using your Screenly token.

If you don’t have a token yet, you can log into your Screenly account and go to Settings, then Security. In the Tokens section, input a name for your token and click the “Add” button. Copy the token and paste it into the extension’s sign-in page. Also make sure to take note of the token and save it somewhere safe. See this guide for details.

Next, navigate to the web page you wish to display on your digital sign. Click the Save to Screenly icon on the top right of your web browser.

If the web page you wish to display is password-protected, click the “Save Authentication” option. This option saves current session credentials to your Screenly account so that the web page can be displayed by your digital signage player. If the web page you wish to display is not password-protected, you can leave the box unchecked.

Click “Add to Screenly” to save the web page as an asset in your Screenly account.

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When the web page is successfully added, you will see a notification that reads “Web page saved!”

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Next, click the “View Asset” button on the browser extension. You will then be redirected to your online Screenly account in a new tab. Within your online Screenly account, you can assign the asset to a playlist and then assign the playlist to your screen(s).

Open Source

The source code for the browser extension is available on GitHub.

Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests if you have any suggestions or improvements.

That’s all! If you have any trouble using our Save to Screenly extension, feel free to reach out to Screenly Support.

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