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Stick a note on any web page. Come back later, your note's still there. Notes stay on your device. Mind the Tab lets you pin a sticky note directly onto any web page — right where a thought occurred to you. Come back to that page hours or days later and the note is still there, exactly where you left it. If you live in 20 tabs — researching, comparing prices, studying — you know the problem: by the time you return to page 7, you've forgotten why you opened it. Mind the Tab keeps the thought attached to the page, so revisiting the page brings the thought back with it. ADD A NOTE THREE WAYS • Right-click any page → "Add sticky note" • Press Cmd+Shift+S (Mac) / Ctrl+Shift+S (Windows & Linux) • Click the toolbar icon → "Add sticky note to this page" EVERY NOTE • Drag it anywhere on the page • Resize it from the corner • Minimise it to a small corner pill so it never blocks what's underneath • Recolour it — yellow, pink, blue, green or purple • Delete it, with a few seconds to undo if it was a mistake • Type and it saves automatically — no save button, no account OUT OF THE WAY IN ONE CLICK Hide every note on a page at once to read it clean, take a screenshot, or share your screen — then show them all again, exactly as they were. LINKS JUST WORK Type or paste a URL and it becomes clickable, opening safely in a new tab. YOUR NOTES STAY ON YOUR DEVICE Notes are stored locally in your browser and never sent to us or anyone else. No login, no cloud, no account. See our privacy policy for the full, honest details. Dead simple by design: no settings to learn, no tutorial. The first note teaches you everything in one glance.
Jun 9, 2026
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