Last updated on 27 June 2024
How to take notes on the fly on a web page and find them when you return to them? In other words, is there a way to use something similar on the web to the small, self-adhesive notes of all colours on the pages of a book or printed document? Here are three tools that meet this need that will allow you to take notes on web pages.
We spend a lot of time browsing the web in search of useful resources for a course or a presentation. Here are 3 simple tools to get digital sticky notes that you can put on a web page.
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Note Anywhere
An extension for the Chrome browser that will allow you to take notes on any web page. You can position them anywhere on the page. When you open this page again, the notes will load and reappear automatically.
A small number on the icon of the extension indicates the number of notes present on the page.
Link: Note Anywhere.
Post it All
Another extension that takes up pretty much the same basic idea. You add sticky notes to your favorite web pages. You will then find them when you return to these same pages. Multi-coloured notes are easy to add to the pages you visit or create in a dashboard that will centralise all your notes. You can vary the colors and place or move your notes on the web page with the end of the mouse.
Link: Post it All
Sticky Notes
One of the most popular extensions, Sticky Notes is simple and effective. It is updated regularly. Sticky Notes plays simplicity. Once installed on your browser you can immediately start taking notes on the web pages you visit. Practice you can on a page that contains a video take notes while you watch it. Sticky Notes is also arguably the most enjoyable to use. You can configure and customize in a few clicks the font size, the color or the themes used.
Link: Sticky Notes
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Hello,
Sticky notes has its equivalent for Firefox: OurStickys … and OurStickys also exist for Chrome https://ourstickys.com/