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Highlight and annotate any web page. Save highlights to your account and access them from any device. Annotate — Highlight and save what matters on the web. Ever read something brilliant online and lose it forever? Annotate lets you highlight text on any web page, just like you would in a physical book. Your highlights are saved to your account and organized by page, so you can always find them again. How it works: - Select any text on a web page and highlight it with one click - Right-click and choose "Highlight" from the context menu - Your highlights are saved automatically and synced to your dashboard Why Annotate? - Works on any website — articles, docs, research papers, blog posts - Highlights persist across visits — come back to a page and see exactly what you marked - Dashboard at annotate.foo gives you a searchable archive of everything you've highlighted - Clean, minimal interface that stays out of your way - No ads, no tracking, no data selling Built for: - Researchers collecting sources and key passages - Students studying across multiple online resources - Professionals saving important information from reports and documentation - Anyone who reads online and wants to remember what they read Your data is yours. We only store what you highlight — we never track your browsing history or collect data from pages you haven't interacted with.
Jul 12, 2026
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