Tool to highlight and annotate text on websites?

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When I read something I need to underscore what I like, or what I think is important, and to take notices about that read, near on that current paragraph.

So, does anyone know a Firefox add-on or something else (another browser, any other application) which can provide me such a functionality?

ps: I've tried some research tools as Zotero, but it is not what I'm looking for.

dole doug

Posted 2010-05-02T10:03:46.033

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Question was closed 2015-01-14T15:56:20.820

Answers

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I find a better one: Diigo

dole doug

Posted 2010-05-02T10:03:46.033

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1Diggo is not free. Is free only for a 30 day trial. It seems to be very good, though. – Vinícius Simões – 2018-01-08T19:00:47.810

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Try Wired-Marker:

It is a permanent (indelible) highlighter that you use on Web pages. The highlighter, which comes in various colors and styles, is a kind of electronic bookmark that serves as a guide when you revisit a Web page. The highlighted content is automatically recorded in a scrapbook and saved.

Rany Nasser Daoud

Posted 2010-05-02T10:03:46.033

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1Not supported by Firefox Quantum. – Vinícius Simões – 2018-01-08T19:01:05.960

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There's quite a few sticky-note/highlighter add-ons. One of the nicer ones is Diigo. It has the option to integrate with the Diigo website so you can keep track of your important selections later on.

John T

Posted 2010-05-02T10:03:46.033

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http://amb.vis.ne.jp/mozilla/scrapbook/

This extension also has the functionality you're after. It's more about saving pages than simply highlighting some text for mater on though.

MonkeyMagic

Posted 2010-05-02T10:03:46.033

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The link seems to be broken (the domain does not seem to exist any more). – Peter Mortensen – 2016-04-23T11:18:13.070