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Sticky notes for any webpage. Press Alt+N to pin a thought before it's gone. page·pin adds a lightweight sidebar to any webpage where you can write a note, add tags, and find it again later. Press Alt+N on any tab to open the sidebar. Start typing. Your note saves automatically. That's it. WHY PAGE·PIN? Every time you browse, you make mental notes — "check if this is cheaper", "gift idea for Mam", "read this properly later". That thought disappears the moment you close the tab. Bookmarks don't store context. Wishlists are siloed. Note apps require switching away from what you're looking at. page·pin lives right on the page. No switching, no setup, no account. FEATURES • Works on every website — not just shopping sites • Alt+N keyboard shortcut opens the sidebar instantly • Notes auto-save as you type (500ms debounce) • Add comma-separated tags for easy searching • Search all your notes from the toolbar popup • Smart URL keying — tracking parameters stripped, content parameters kept (each YouTube video gets its own note) • Shadow DOM isolation — no site's CSS can break the sidebar UI • Keyboard events stay inside the sidebar — site shortcuts (Reddit's s, YouTube's j/k) are blocked while you type PRIVACY Notes are stored locally using chrome.storage.local. Nothing is sent to any server. No account required. No data collection. page·pin requests <all_urls> host permissions so it can run on every website. It does not read page content, track your browsing, or transmit anything. Created by WendL.
Apr 14, 2026
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