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Pin any text or area on a web page, add a note, and jump back in one click. Works in ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini. Pin & Jump lets you mark any spot on any web page, add a note, and jump straight back to it later. Three ways to pin: - Select text on a page and click "Pin selection" - Press Alt+Shift+K, hover to highlight an area, and click to pin it - On ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini, hover over any reply and click the pin button Every pin can have an icon (star, idea, question, decision, warning and more) and a short note, so you remember why you saved it. Click a pin in the side panel and the page scrolls to that exact spot. If the pin is on another page, Pin & Jump opens it and takes you there. Features: - Pinned spots are outlined on the page so you can see what you saved - Search your pins, filter by icon, and switch between "This page" and "All pages" - Copy your pins as Markdown to paste into notes or docs - Light, dark, auto and match-site themes - Keyboard shortcuts: Alt+Shift+P opens the panel, Alt+Shift+K picks an area Privacy: everything is stored on your device. No account, no server, no tracking, no network requests. Limits: pins find their spot by matching text, so if a page rewrites its content the jump may land near the spot instead of on it. Pins on PDFs, iframes and Chrome's own pages are not supported.
Oct 18, 2026
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