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Select text, pause, pin. Highlights stay on the page and return on revisit. Make quote cards; export Markdown. 100% local. Looking for a web highlighter? Select text on a webpage, pause, and pin it so the highlight stays on the original words. Come back to the same URL and your marks restore in place. Turn any highlight into a share-ready quote card — then keep reading. HoverNotes is a lightweight web annotation tool: in-page pins, not only a side list. No account. Nothing uploaded. What you get • Hover to pin: select a passage, wait about a second, tap Pin — keep your reading flow. • Persistent web highlighter: reopen the page and highlights return on the original text. • Quote cards: one tap turns a highlight into a polished card (multiple aspect ratios); copy image or text to share. • Side panel notes library: this page / all notes, tags, domain filters; export Markdown, plain text, or JSON; import JSON backups. • Local only: data stays in this browser. No server. No sign-in. Who it is for • Deep reading, research, and collecting sources • Personal quote libraries and web annotation • Anyone who wants a simple highlighter without accounts or uploads How it works 1. Select text on any webpage and keep the pointer on the selection 2. A small dot appears — tap Pin (or Alt+S / right-click Pin) 3. Marks stay on revisit; share as a quote card, or export from the side panel Shortcuts • Alt+S force-pin the current selection • Alt+[ / Alt+] previous / next mark on this page Privacy All data stays on this device. In-extension Privacy, or: https://hovernotes-privacy.pages.dev/privacy
Sep 14, 2026
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