Danmu / Push Widget: a tool that pops a push window on any website. No install needed; desktop, mobile, tablet. Drag it onto your bookmarks bar.

Push Browser Extension: a text-push and screenshot-push extension with desktop notification and sound. Recommended. Available as a browser plugin or as a Windows / Mac client.

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Copy this channel code, paste it into the widget, click "Open Push Channel" or the browser extension icon                      Create more channels >>

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No bookmarks bar? Use Ctrl+Shift+B or follow the image:

No bookmarks bar? Use Ctrl+Shift+B or follow the image:

How to use the "YiFeng" browser push extension

1. Mainland users: install online from the Edge Add-on Store. Users outside the mainland can install from the Chrome Web Store. For QQ/360 browsers, manually download the browser extension, unzip, enable Developer Mode, and load "Unpacked extension".

Once saved, you will be prompted to receive push messages

2. Copy the demo channel code from the homepage (or your own), open the extension sidebar and click "Avatar" to paste the code into the input

Once saved, you will be prompted to receive push messages

3. After configuring the channel code, right-click on any page and choose "Push to YiFeng" to push a screenshot/image

After configuring the channel code, right-click on any page and choose

4. Select text on any page, right-click and choose "Push to YiFeng" to send it to your phone

Select text on any page, right-click and choose

How to use the "YiFeng" danmu / push widget

1. On any website, click the bookmark you just added

On any website, click the bookmark you just added

2. Get your channel code from the YiFeng homepage

Get your channel code from the homepage

3. Paste your channel code, click "Open Push Channel" to pop up the widget

Paste your channel code, click

4. After min/maximizing, the push URL can be saved to favorites; next time it opens the push channel automatically

After min/maximizing, the push URL can be saved to favorites; next time it opens the push channel automatically

5. Open more channel widget windows

Open more channel widget windows

6. Sign in to view my reminders without remembering channel codes

Sign in to view my reminders without remembering channel codes
Sign in to view my reminders without remembering channel codes

7. Open My/My Joined to receive channel codes shared by friends through the widget

Open My/My Joined to receive channel codes shared by friends through the widget

8. Integrate the push widget into your site (no bookmark required)


If you are a website administrator and want to integrate this push widget into your pages, direct users to a link with the channelCode parameter:

https://ws.phprm.com/?channelCode=4d05f4abdb0a0c2a0269900809946903

If a visitor clicks the YiFeng push bookmark, the channel widget window pops up automatically. Alternatively include danmu.js in the page; even without the bookmark the widget opens automatically:

// Place the <script> tag right before the closing </body> tag
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://ws.phprm.com/static/customer/js/danmu.js?appName=bookmark&channelCode=4d05f4abdb0a0c2a0269900809946903"></script>

Browser Extension: Push Screenshots and Selected Text to Your Phone

The OnePass browser extension removes the friction between "see something on the desktop" and "keep it on the phone". Select any text on a webpage or capture any region of the screen, then send it to your phone in one click through your push channels. A Windows and Mac desktop client offers the same shortcuts system-wide, so no coding is required at any point.

Highlights

  • One-click screenshot push: capture any area and receive it as an image on your phone.
  • Selected-text push: highlight text on any page and send it instantly.
  • Desktop clients: the same push actions available outside the browser.
  • Channel routing: choose which channel (WeChat, Bark, email and more) receives the clip.

Typical uses

Save a verification code shown on the desktop while you are away from the machine, forward a paragraph from a long article to read later on mobile, or send a chart screenshot to a colleague's group chat without leaving the page.

More offline utilities

Besides the browser extension, OnePass also ships a set of fully offline utilities: image compression & format conversion (PNG / JPG / WebP / AVIF / HEIC), Excel conversion (JSON / CSV / Markdown / PDF, split & merge), photo EXIF/GPS privacy cleaning, JSON-to-Excel and QR code recognition (URLs, vCard, arbitrary payloads). Nothing is ever uploaded — see the full toolbox.

What you can do on this page

  • Get your channel code: the masked value under My channel code, with Show / Hide token, One-click copy and Change channel code when it leaked (every integration must then be updated).
  • Verify it works via Test all channels: the dialog fills head / body / url, shows the generated push URL and sends it.
  • Start the widgets: Open AI danmu and Open push widget dock the mobile H5 window on this page.
  • Install the capability: drag the two bookmarklets into the bookmark bar, or use the Edge / Chrome store links and the Windows / macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon) / Linux .deb downloads.
  • Copy the integration snippet: the danmu.js embed block and its parameter table (appName, channelCode, danMu, opacity / size / speed, aiDanMu and friends) are ready to paste into any site.
  • Get help from the feedback and FAQ links next to the widget preview.

Signing in is what lets the page load and rotate your real code; without a session the code area stays empty. Copying a code or opening a widget is harmless. Rotating the channel code is not — it invalidates the old one everywhere, so confirm before doing it.