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Bookmark specific text on any page. Right-click to save, click to return to the exact spot with highlighted text. *Section Bookmarker* saves your place on any web page, not just the URL. *The problem:* Browser bookmarks save page URLs, but not where you were on the page. If you're reading a long article, documentation, or research paper, a regular bookmark drops you at the top. *The solution:* Select any text, right-click, and choose "Bookmark this section." When you click the bookmark later, it opens the page and scrolls directly to your saved text, highlighted in yellow using Chrome's built-in scroll-to-text feature. *How it works:* 1. Select text on any page 2. Right-click and choose "Bookmark this section" 3. A confirmation toast appears 4. Click the extension icon to see all your bookmarks, grouped by site 5. Click any bookmark to jump back to the exact spot *Features:* - Works on any webpage - Bookmarks grouped by domain for easy browsing - Search across all saved bookmarks - Delete individual bookmarks - Uses Chrome's native text fragment highlighting (no page modification) - All data stored locally on your device; nothing is sent anywhere *Permissions explained:* - "Read and change all your data on all websites" is needed so the extension can extract the text you select on any page and show the save confirmation. No page content is modified, read, or transmitted beyond what you explicitly select. *Privacy:* All bookmark data is stored locally using Chrome's built-in storage. No data is collected, transmitted, or shared with anyone. No analytics. No tracking. No account required.
Apr 11, 2026
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