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Clip the page you're reading into a markdown note in your side panel — a faster web clipper that never leaves your tab. Docknote is a markdown notepad that lives in your browser's side panel and pulls the page you're reading straight into your notes. Read an article, pin the source, clip a quote, keep writing — without ever leaving the tab. - Reading the news or a long article? Pin the page and drop in the lines that matter, each with a timestamped source link. - Researching a paper or a purchase? Keep one note open across a dozen tabs — every source lands in the same place. - Collecting quotes? Right-click any selection → Clip to Docknote, formatted as a clean blockquote with citation. - Working across apps? Pop the note into a floating, always-on-top window and write while you read a PDF or IDE. Features: - Side panel notes — always one click away, docked next to the page - Markdown editor — real markdown, live, with a proper editing experience - Web clipper — pull page text, links, and images into your notes - One note, many tabs — a note isn't chained to a single page - Local & private — your notes stay on your device - Follows your system theme automatically—no toggle needed. Great as a side panel notepad, markdown notes app, web clipper, or research notes tool.
Jul 5, 2026
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