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Annotate documentation pages with highlights and notes. Wallab — Write on the web like it's a book When you study from a printed book, you underline the key sentence and scribble a note in the margin. Wallab brings that same habit to every article and document on the web. No more copying passages into a separate notes app just to rebuild them somewhere else. Highlight, annotate, and think directly on the page you're reading. Why Wallab • Study without breaking your flow Highlight text and leave notes right where you're reading. No app switching, no lost context. • Your notes are still there when you come back Revisit a page days or months later and your highlights reappear in exactly the right place — like reopening a book you've already marked up. • The same notes on every computer Your annotations sync to your account, so home, office, or library, you pick up right where you left off. Features • Resilient anchoring — highlights stay attached to the right text even as pages change • Cloud sync — one account, all your machines • Full support for dynamic sites (SPAs) — annotations track content that loads without a refresh • Side panel — browse, search, and manage every note you've made in one place • Safe by default — sign in with OAuth, and export or import your notes anytime Turn everything you read online into your own marked-up notebook.
Sep 28, 2026
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