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Add subtitle bubbles to your cursor, type comments and doodle on any webpage The essential Pubbles experience, now in your browser. Subtitle bubbles near your cursor and doodle annotate on any webpage. Perfect for screenshots, screen recordings which need context without the extra step of post recording annotations. ✨ How It Works - Press your editable Pubble shortcut to summon a subtitle bubble near your cursor. - Press Enter to keep the previous line visible while you type the next - Click anywhere or press Escape to dismiss - Hold ⌘ Cmd to enter Doodle mode and draw freehand on the page - Annotations fade out when you dismiss the bubble 🎨 Features - Animated speech bubble that follows your cursor - Freehand doodle mode, hold Cmd to draw on any page - 8 built-in color presets + custom color picker - Adjustable font size, character limit, and idle timeout - Doodle pen color and line width controls - Live preview in the settings popup - Works on any webpage ⚠️Know issue For other chromium browsers like Arc, etc please set the shortcut in "Global" for Pubbles to work. 🔒 Privacy Pubbles collects zero data. Your settings are stored locally in Chrome sync storage and never leave your browser. 🍎 Want the full experience? This is the lite version of Pubbles for macOS. The full app brings extra themes, more customizations, additional config and more! 👉 Check it at: https://pubbles.app/
Mar 30, 2026
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