PagePebble
Annotate the web
PagePebble launched on August 29, 2025 with 6 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
Go beyond bookmarks! PagePebble lets you stick searchable notes on any webpage. 📝Never forget why a page is important or lose a great find again. Your notes reappear automatically, creating a personal, searchable library of your favorite corners of the web.
Capture your thoughts contextually on any website with PagePebble. Create multiple resizable sticky notes, tag lists, and global scratchpads stored securely and privately in your browser.
The sticky note extension you love is now supercharged. Create multiple notes per page, access global pebbles across websites, tag notes for quick organization, and manage everything in a redesigned tree-structure dashboard. Secure, private, and fully local. No longer limited to a single note. Add as many Pebbles as you need to any webpage and organize your thoughts exactly how you see fit, without cluttering your browser window. Create "Global Pebbles" that appear across every page you visit. Perfect for a universal scratchpad, list of bookmarks, or running code snippets. Marked by a globe icon. Our dashboard popup is now expanded to a spacious 640px layout. Search list contents, filter by…from pagepebble.github.io
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