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Highlight the web, restore saved passages, and discover what resonated with other readers. Sift the web. Keep the pearls. PearlSift is a web highlighter for readers who want to keep the lines that matter without losing their original context. Select a passage on any regular webpage, right-click, and save it to PearlSift. When you return to the source, PearlSift restores the highlight where you found it. Open the side panel to review your highlights from the current page, add a note, or change its visibility. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Highlight selected passages on webpages • Restore saved highlights on the original page • Add a private note to any highlight • Organize saved reading by article in your Library • Filter all highlights by privacy or notes • Keep highlights private by default • Share individual highlights publicly when you choose • Discover passages that resonated with other PearlSift readers • Use English or Simplified Chinese PRIVACY BY DEFAULT PearlSift processes only the passage you explicitly select, its source URL and title, your note, and the visibility you choose. It does not collect page content that you did not select. Highlights are private by default and appear publicly only when you explicitly choose Public. Signing in on pearlsift.app enables encrypted synchronization across the website and extension. PearlSift does not store Google or GitHub provider access tokens. Privacy policy: https://pearlsift.app/privacy Support: https://pearlsift.app/support
Aug 28, 2026
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