Track what you have read on AO3: mark works read, reading or skipped, save your chapter, and hide what you have finished.
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4
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Ratings
0
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#275K
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Version
0.1.1
updated 18 Sep 2026
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About Ficmarks — reading tracker for AO3
Ficmarks remembers what you have read on Archive of Our Own, so you stop
re-opening the same fic three weeks later to find out you already finished it.
ON LISTING PAGES
A small mark appears next to every work in search results, tag pages, series
and bookmarks. Click it to cycle: reading → read → skip → clear. Works you
marked "reading" also get a "resume ch. 7" link straight back to your chapter.
WHILE READING
A bar above the chapter shows where you are ("ch. 7 of 23"), a "Save my place"
button, and five stars for your own private rating. Turn on automatic progress
and reaching the bottom of a chapter saves your place by itself — and marks
the work read when it was the last chapter.
CLEAN UP YOUR SEARCHES
Hide the works you have finished, or the ones you marked skip, and a tag page
you have already picked over stops showing you the same fifty results.
YOUR DATA STAYS IN YOUR BROWSER
There is no account, no sign-in, and no server. Ficmarks contains no network
code at all — nothing is uploaded, and nothing is tracked. Export writes your
marks to a JSON file you keep; Import merges one back in, so you can move to
another browser or keep a backup.
Ficmarks is an independent extension. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by
the Organization for Transformative Works or Archive of Our Own.