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Unofficial local study helpers for public JW.org pages. No telemetry or uploads; not affiliated with Jehovah’s Witnesses. StudyNav adds practical study tools to public JW.org and WOL pages on your computer. Select text to highlight it in one of six colors, then add a private note and tags beside the page. Save the exact page, paragraph, verse, or consecutive verse range and find it later in Study library. Copy clean text, a formatted citation, or a precise link, and show a local QR code for the current place. On a Bible chapter, select one verse or several consecutive verses and download their narration as one WAV file. On supported media pages, copy a link at the current time, save a short audio or video segment, search an available transcript, continue from locally saved progress, or move playback to a separate window. StudyNav also provides optional image and reading-layout helpers. Highlights, notes, tags, saved places, settings, and media progress remain in browser storage. StudyNav has no account, advertising, analytics, telemetry, or remote note service. Official image and media files are requested only after you press the corresponding action and are processed locally. Google image search opens only after you submit a query. StudyNav works only on jw.org, www.jw.org, and wol.jw.org, with official JW media-host access limited to user-requested downloads and clips. It contains no remotely executed code. StudyNav is an independent, unofficial open-source project. It is not produced, maintained, supported, or endorsed by Jehovah's Witnesses.
Aug 25, 2026
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