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Place sticky note reminders on any web page. Designed for ADHD productivity. Ever open a website and forget why you went there? Browser Stickies fixes that. Place yellow sticky notes directly on any web page. Your notes stay exactly where you put them and reappear every time you visit. It's like putting Post-its on your monitor — but smarter, because they only show up on the right page. Built for people with ADHD and anyone who needs visual reminders right where they matter. WHAT YOU CAN DO: - Place sticky notes on any website - Drag notes anywhere on the page - Notes auto-save as you type and expand to fit your text - Right-click any page to add a sticky at your cursor - Toggle "Show on every page" to pin a note across an entire website domain - See all your notes organized by website in the popup - Syncs across your devices via your Chrome profile EXAMPLES: - Remind yourself to order low-cholesterol meals on your food delivery site - Pin a note on GitHub to review that PR before Friday - Leave yourself a reminder on your email to follow up with a client - Stick a note on your bank's site to check your statement PRIVACY FIRST: Your notes are stored entirely in your Chrome profile. No data is ever sent to any server. No analytics. No tracking. No accounts. Just sticky notes. Lightweight (under 20KB), open source, and built with Preact for minimal page impact.
Jun 9, 2026
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