Clip highlights and thoughts onto any web page, then summon your margin back onto the page anytime. A ZephyrCode tool.
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7
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Version
0.3.1
updated 16 Jul 2026
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About MARGIN — notes in the margin of the web
Every web page has a margin now — yours.
MARGIN turns the web into something you can write in. Highlight a passage, add your thought, and it stays attached to that exact page — ready to be summoned back, shared with one reader, or read by your AI.
CLIP ANYTHING, FROM ANYWHERE
• Select text on any page and press ⌥⇧M (Alt+Shift+M) — the quote and your note land in that page's margin.
• Or use the toolbar button, or right-click → "Clip to MARGIN" — on a selection or the whole page.
• Three kinds of notes: a quote (anchored to the exact passage), a note (a thought about the page), or a snippet (longer reference material you paste in).
• Nothing to configure: the clip window opens pre-filled with the page, its title, and your selection.
SUMMON YOUR MARGIN BACK
• Revisit any page you've annotated and press ⌥⇧H (Alt+Shift+H): your saved quotes light up in place, and a slim side rail lists every note you kept there.
• Click a note in the rail to jump to its highlight; click a highlight to jump to its note.
• Quotes are found even when they span bold text, links, or paragraph breaks — and matching is tolerant of small whitespace changes.
• If the page has changed and a quote no longer exists, it's flagged in the rail — never silently lost.
• Highlights are painted with the browser's native CSS Highlight API: the page's own code and layout are never modified, and closing the margin leaves the page exactly as it was.
YOUR LIBRARY, ANYWHERE
• Sign in at margin.zephyrcode.live with a one-time email code — no password to create or leak.
• Every page you've annotated in one searchable list, newest first, with note counts.
• Open any page's margin to reread it, add longer notes, or tidy up.
DISCUSS WITH ONE READER
• Mint an email-scoped link to a single page's margin — view-only or can-comment, with optional expiry, revocable anytime.
• Your guest needs no account; their comments join the page's timeline, clearly marked as theirs.
LET YOUR AI READ IT
• MARGIN includes a remote MCP connector: Claude (and other MCP clients) can search your margins, read everything you kept on a page or topic, and file new notes — so "summarize what I've saved about X" actually works.
PRIVATE BY ARCHITECTURE
• The extension does nothing in the background — no page scanning, no tracking, no analytics, no ads.
• It reads the current tab only when you invoke it, and reads exactly three things: the URL, the title, and the text you selected.
• It communicates with exactly one server — your own MARGIN account. Notes are visible only to you unless you mint a share link.
• Minimal permissions: activeTab and on-demand scripting. It never asks for access to all your browsing.
DETAILS
• Manifest V3. Keyboard shortcuts are rebindable at chrome://extensions/shortcuts.
• A no-install bookmarklet is available for other browsers at margin.zephyrcode.live.
• Privacy policy: margin.zephyrcode.live/privacy
A ZephyrCode tool.