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Notes On Pages ('Nopes') is an easy to use, simple extension that lets you add, minimize, and close sticky notes on web pages. Nopes: Simple, Sticky Notes for Any Webpage Taking notes on web pages has never been easier. Nopes is a lightweight Chrome extension that adds a floating sticky notes button to every page you visit. KEY FEATURES: • Add unlimited sticky notes to any webpage • Notes are saved automatically and persist across browser sessions • Drag and drop notes to organize them however you like • Minimize notes to save screen space • Close and delete notes with one click • All data stays on your device — no cloud, no tracking HOW TO USE: 1. Click the yellow "+" button in the bottom-right corner of any page 2. Type your note content 3. Drag the note around, minimize it, or close it 4. Notes are automatically saved for that page and will reappear when you visit again 5. Click the follow on all pages button to make your nope appear on all pages (When turned off the nope goes back to the web page it was created on) 6. Stick together, activating this button moves touching nopes at the same time PRIVACY & SECURITY: • All notes are stored locally on your device using Chrome's secure storage • No data is sent to external servers • No analytics, no tracking, no ads • Your notes are yours alone Perfect for researchers, students, writers, and anyone who needs quick access to notes while browsing.
Mar 4, 2026
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