PagePin

Leave your notes right where you were reading. A thought that came up mid-article, something to check later, a number you must not forget. Instead of opening a separate notes app, stick it onto the page itself — and when you come back to that page, it is still there, in the same spot. ■ How to use it · Add a note — right-click anywhere and choose "Add a note here", or open the toolbar popup and press "Add a note to this page" · Move — drag the note by its header · Resize — drag the bottom-right corner · Colour — pick one of five from the dots in the header · Delete — the × on the note, or clear every note on the page from the popup · Hide for a moment — one toggle in the popup hides and restores notes in every tab ■ What it does · Notes stay with the page Each note is saved against the page address, so returning to that page brings it back automatically. Anything after # in the address is ignored, so jumping between sections of the same document keeps your notes in place. · Works on modern sites On sites that change the view without reloading, the notes switch to match whichever page you are on. · Leaves the site's design alone Notes are drawn in an isolated layer, so the website's styling and the notes never interfere with each other. · Shared across your tabs Open the same page in two tabs and an edit in one shows up in the other. · Mouse, touch and pen are all supported ■ Privacy Your notes stay in this browser. Nothing is sent to a server, no account is needed, and there is no advertising or analytics. No code is fetched from anywhere else, and the extension asks for only two permissions: storage and the context menu. ■ Good to know · Notes appear when you revisit the address they were saved on. There is no single screen yet that gathers notes from every page. · Clearing your browser data removes the notes as well. · Requires Chrome 102 or newer. Open source: https://github.com/msriver/sticky-note