HueMark - Multi-Word Highlighter

HueMark lets you highlight several search terms at once, each in its own color, so you can visually track multiple threads of information on any page. **Highlights everywhere** - Static pages — highlighted the moment they load. - Dynamic pages and single-page apps — a live watcher catches new content as it streams in (infinite scroll, chat apps, live feeds), so highlights never go stale. - PDFs — both online (http/https) and local PDF files, via a bundled PDF.js viewer. **Stays with you** - Your term list and colors are saved and re-applied automatically every time you revisit a page or reopen the browser. - A colorblind-friendly palette is one click away in the popup. **Keyboard-first navigation** - Jump to the next/previous match and cycle between terms without touching the mouse: Alt+Shift+Up / Down / Left / Right (Cmd+Shift+... on Mac). - A persistent outline marks your current match so you never lose your place while scanning a long page. - On Chrome, these shortcuts may need to be assigned manually the first time: visit `chrome://extensions/shortcuts` and set them there if they don't fire out of the box. **Privacy** - No data collection, no analytics, no external servers. Your search terms and colors are stored locally on your device (`chrome.storage.local`) and never leave it. **Good to know** - Works on any page whose text lives in the real DOM — the vast majority of the web. - Canvas-rendered apps (Google Docs, Google Sheets) can't be highlighted by any browser extension, HueMark included — their content is drawn to a canvas, not real DOM text.