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 # linkdump
 
-## What it does
+## What's that?
 
-It allows to add links to a storage and then dump that storage as a text file.
-This text file can be used later on as an input file for tools like wget or
-youtube-dl.
+Linkdump is a Firefox extension which allows you to store links, URL, and bookmarks
+in the local storage until you are ready to dump them in a file. At the moment, raw
+text files, markdown files, and HTML files are supported.
+
+## How do I add entries in the storage?
+
+There is different ways to add entries in the storage. At the moment, only the
+following are available:
+1. URL are added by clicking the ![Linkdump icon](icons/linkdump-16.png) icon
+available in the address bar.
+1. Link are added by clicking the ![Linkdump icon](icons/linkdump-16.png) icon
+available in the link context menu.
+1. Bookmarks are added by clicking the ![Linkdump icon](icons/linkdump-16.png)
+icon available in the bookmark context menu
+1. Bookmark folders are added recursively by clicking the
+![Linkdump icon](icons/linkdump-16.png) icon available in the bookmark folder
+context menu.
+
+## How do I retrieve the storage content?
+
+The first thing to do is to display the storage content by clicking the
+![Linkdump icon](icons/linkdump-16.png) button available in the interface.
+Doing so will display the content and the available actions.
+
+The default download action will dump the storage content into a text file. But
+you can select another download action to suit your needs.
+
+When the download action is finished, the storage is cleared.
+
+## How is this useful?
+
+If you want to download a bunch of videos, you can dump links in a text file and
+use that file as input for *[youtube-dl](https://rg3.github.io/youtube-dl/)*.
+```
+youtube-dl --batch-file linkdump.txt
+youtube-dl -a linkdump.txt
+```
+
+If you want to download a bunch of files, you can dump links in a text file and
+use that file as input for *[wget](https://www.gnu.org/software/wget/)*.
+```
+wget --input-file linkdump.txt
+wget -i linkdump.txt
+```
+
+If you want to add a list of links in your blog, you can dump links in a markdown
+file and use that file as a starting point for your post.