Remarkit - Web Notes & Website Annotations Chrome extension security report

-- Ever had a brilliant thought while browsing, only to forget it 5 minutes later? I've been there too. That's why I built Remarkit – it's like sticky notes for websites, but way smarter. Remarkit lets you drop thoughts exactly where they pop into your head on any webpage. Your notes stay right where you left them, waiting for you when you return. No more lost ideas, no more "where did I see that?" moments. Perfect for: - Investment tracking - Add notes to specific stocks with updates and goals over time - Shopping smarter - Compare products across sites with your own notes - Research collection - Annotate articles you frequently return to - Recipe customization - Note your changes ("less garlic next time!") Why you'll love Remarkit: ✓ Works on ANY website - news sites, shopping, social media, you name it ✓ Thread support - Add multiple thoughts to track your thinking over time ✓ Searchable notes - Find your thoughts across all pages and sites ✓ Completely private - your annotations stay on your machine only ✓ No account needed - install and start noting immediately ✓ Export anytime - your data, your control Sure, there are great note apps out there. I use one and have thousands of long-form notes. But for all those small thoughts while browsing? They just slip through. Remarkit catches them all. Whether you're a chronic comparison shopper, a research enthusiast, or just someone who thinks "I should remember this" ten times a day – Remarkit turns your scattered web thoughts into an organized personal knowledge base. How it works: 1. Right-click anywhere on a webpage or use the extension button 2. Type your thought, observation, or reminder 3. Your note appears with a friendly highlight 4. Return anytime to find your thoughts exactly where you left them Stop losing brilliant ideas to the browsing void. Your future self will thank you. Ready to never forget a thought while browsing again? ** Updated in 1.0.2 ** - Better targeting of elements on webpages to make highlights more stable - Remark highlights can now also be hidden individually to avoid obfuscating eg links - Improved automatic naming of remarks based on available text content