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Highlight text, add notes, and annotate any webpage and PDF. All saved locally. Webpage Annotate – Add Highlight & Notes Highlight text, add sticky notes, and annotate any webpage or PDF right in your browser Everything stays on your device. No sign‑up, no servers, no tracking. Why you’ll love it 🎨 Multi‑color highlights– 14 beautiful colors (yellow, green, pink, blue, purple, orange, red, black, cyan, lime, lavender, coral, mint, gold). Organize topics by color. 📝 Sticky notes– Attach private notes to any highlight. Hover to read – no click needed. ✏️ Three annotation styles – Highlight (low‑opacity for readability), Underline, or Bold. 📄 PDF support – Works perfectly on PDFs opened in Chrome. Annotate research papers, ebooks, invoices. 🌙 Dark mode – Full dark theme for comfortable reading at night. 🔍 Search everything – Instantly find highlights, notes, or site names from the popup. 📤 Export as .txt – Download all your annotations as a beautifully formatted text file (backup or share). 🔒 100% private – All data stays in your browser’s local storage. No account, no cloud, no analytics. 🚀 How to use (takes 30 seconds) 1. Select any text on a webpage or PDF – a floating toolbar appears. 2. Pick a style first (Highlight / Bold / Underline) – then choose a color (or just click color). 3. Add a note (optional) – click the note icon, type your thought, save. 4. Revisit any page– your highlights and notes automatically restore. 5. Manage everything from the extension popup – browse by site, search, delete, export. 🎯 Perfect for - Students – Annotate research papers, lecture notes, online articles. - Researchers – Save key findings with color‑coded highlights and private notes. - Writers & creators – Collect inspiration, quotes, and ideas as you browse. - Privacy‑conscious users – No one sees your annotations – not even us. Features & Description -14 highlight colors= Yellow, Green, Pink, Blue, Purple, Orange, Red, Black, Cyan, Lime, Lavender, Coral, Mint, Gold -3 annotation styles= Highlight (soft opacity), Underline, Bold -Sticky notes= Attach notes to any highlight – tooltip shows on hover -PDF annotation= Works on native Chrome PDF viewer -Dark mode=Toggle from popup – follows your system preference -Search=Full‑text search across highlights, notes, site names -Export= Download all annotations as a clean .txt report -Local storage= no external servers -No account required= Install and start annotating immediately 🔐 Privacy & permissions Your data never leaves your device. ⭐ Why users trust should Webpage Annotate > “Finally, a highlighter that works on PDFs and keeps my notes private.” > “The floating toolbar is super smooth – best highlighting extension I’ve tried.” > “I love that I can export everything as a text file. Great for my research workflow.” 📦 What’s included in version 1.0.0 - Full webpage & PDF annotation - 14 highlight colors - Bold / Underline / Soft‑highlight styles - Persistent storage (restores on page reload) - Note tooltip on hover - Popup manager with search, site grouping, export - Dark mode toggle - Uninstall feedback survey (optional) Install now – it’s free, private, and works instantly. Highlight smarter. Note faster. Stay organized. Click "Add to Chrome"/ "Get" to start annotating. Built with Love in Nepal for global users | No sign | No any server Developer = BishnuKartik
May 23, 2026
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