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See a quote from your own Kindle highlights every time you open a new tab. Highlights for Kindle turns your own Kindle highlights into a quiet, ambient reminder — right on your new tab page. Every book you've highlighted holds ideas you cared about enough to save. This extension brings them back, instead of leaving them buried in Amazon's Kindle Notebook page where they're rarely revisited. How it works - Click "Connect Kindle" to open your Kindle Notebook page (read.amazon.com/notebook). - Click "Sync now" to pull in the highlights currently visible there - the quote, book title, and author. - Open a new tab to see one of your own highlights, framed cleanly with no distractions. Features - A new quote once a day by default, or a fresh one on every new tab you open. - A manual shuffle button to pull up a different quote whenever you like. - Two clean themes - black-on-white or white-on-black. - Works with your whole library - sync adds new highlights without ever dropping ones you've already saved, even if you edit or delete them on Amazon's side later. Privacy This extension only reads your highlights when you explicitly click "Sync now" — never in the background, never on a timer. Everything is stored locally in your browser: there's no account, no server, and nothing is ever sent anywhere. No usage analytics or telemetry of any kind. Full privacy policy: https://strawhat121.github.io/highlights-extension/privacy-policy.html Highlights for Kindle is an independent project and is not created by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Amazon.
Aug 30, 2026
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