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Add personal notes to films in your Letterboxd watchlist and view them on film and watchlist pages. Never forget why a film made it onto your watchlist. Letterboxd Watchlist Notes adds personal notes to your Letterboxd watchlist. Capture who recommended a film, what mood it suits, where you heard about it, or anything else you want to remember. WHAT YOU CAN DO • Choose any Letterboxd list you can edit as your notes list. • Add and edit notes directly on film pages. • See saved notes at a glance on watchlist posters. • Keep Letterboxd's native hover actions and visual style. • Preserve multi-line notes. HOW IT WORKS 1. Create or open a Letterboxd list. A private list is a good choice for personal notes. 2. Choose “Use for watchlist notes” in that list's actions. 3. Add films to your watchlist and write notes from their film pages. YOUR DATA The extension runs only on letterboxd.com. It reads the signed-in Letterboxd username plus the film, list, and note data required for these features. Notes are stored as list-entry notes in the selected Letterboxd list, and a temporary cache is kept locally for faster display. Nothing is sent to the developer, analytics services, advertising networks, or other third parties. A signed-in Letterboxd account is required. Letterboxd Watchlist Notes is an independent extension and is not affiliated with Letterboxd Limited.
Jul 22, 2026
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