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Tag positions beside a webpage scrollbar and jump back to them with one click. Scrollbar Tag — Never Lose Your Place on a Long Webpage Scrollbar Tag helps you mark important positions on long articles, documentation, reports, and other webpages. Each tag appears beside the scrollbar, giving you a simple visual map of the page. Click a tag at any time to scroll smoothly back to the saved position. Add tags using the floating “+” button, the browser toolbar, the webpage context menu, or a customizable keyboard shortcut. Tags can be organized with eight colors and optional notes, which are saved automatically as you type. KEY FEATURES • Mark any scroll position and return to it with one click • Smoothly jump back to saved locations • Add tags using the floating button, toolbar icon, context menu, or keyboard shortcut • Drag the floating add button and keep its preferred position • Add notes of up to 200 characters with automatic saving • Organize tags using eight different colors • Choose a default color for newly created tags • Show or hide the floating add button • View and manage every webpage containing saved tags • Display tagged pages with their favicons and tag counts • Delete individual tags, all tags on the current page, or tags belonging to a selected webpage • Support for light and dark modes Scrollbar Tag requires no account. Tags and notes are stored in Chrome and are not transmitted to the developer or third parties.
Aug 24, 2026
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