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Add persistent reminders and annotations to any webpage. Local-only, no account, no tracking. Web Remainder is the missing annotation layer for the web. Ever wanted to leave yourself a note on a specific part of a web page — a line in a GitHub issue, a paragraph in a doc, a row in a dashboard — and have it waiting for you next time? That's exactly what Web Remainder does. • Add a reminder anywhere: drop a free, draggable note or attach one to selected text, and place it exactly where you want. • Make it yours: font, size, weight, text and background color, opacity — plus eight note shapes (rounded, sticky, notepad, speech bubble, cloud, heart, star), one-tap templates, ready-made color palettes and an emoji picker, with a live preview. • Notes come back: your reminders reappear in the same place every time you revisit the page, thanks to a resilient anchoring system that survives most page changes. • Built for modern sites: works on single-page apps like GitHub, Notion, Jira and YouTube, following in-app navigation. • Manage everything from a dashboard: search, filter by site or status, sort, edit, enable/disable, recenter, and jump straight to any reminder. • Fast to use: right-click a selection to add a reminder, or press Alt+Shift+R. • Your data, your device: export and import everything as JSON. Private by design — everything is stored locally on your device using Chrome's storage APIs. No account, no servers, no analytics, no tracking, no ads. Your notes never leave your browser.
Aug 13, 2026
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