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Auto-saves your scroll position on any page, so you resume long articles and documents exactly where you stopped. 📖 Never lose your place again ReadMark automatically saves your scroll position on any web page, so you can pick up exactly where you left off. ⭐ Key features 💾 Automatic saving - Saves your reading position automatically - Works on any web page - No manual action needed 🔄 One-click return - Jump back to your saved position instantly - See where you left off at a glance - Smooth scroll animation 📚 Multi-page management - Save positions across multiple pages - Tracked individually per URL - Easily tidy up old bookmarks 👁️ Visual marker - See where you stopped at a glance - Customizable marker style - Unobtrusive design 🎯 Great for - Readers of long articles and blog posts - People referencing technical documentation - Web novel readers - Anyone reading research or study material - Everyone who reads long-form content 💎 Pricing Pro ($4.99/month): unlimited bookmarks, full-text search, import/export 🔒 Privacy first - Reading positions are stored on your device. Bookmarks and settings sync through your Chrome account. - Sends usage analytics and error reports to external services (Google Analytics / our error-reporting server) - No account required - What is sent includes a browser-generated identifier, the extension version, and your display language No more scrolling to find your place — ReadMark remembers it for you.
Sep 10, 2026
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