Mark Scroll Positions
Extension Actions
CRX ID
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Status
- Live on Store
Description from extension meta
Mark your scroll locations for later.
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Description from store
This extension saves your scroll positions so you can resume reading later with an ease.
You can save as many scroll positions as you want, add notes to them, rename them, and see all your saved spots on a separate page.
Latest reviews
- Raiden Roy
- Not working on claude! & the workflow still requires too much manual intervention. Three additions would make it seamless: 1. Scrollbar indicators Show bookmarks as markers on the scrollbar. Clicking a marker jumps directly to that bookmark — no need to open a list or menu. 2. Keyboard-first bookmark creation When creating a bookmark via keyboard, auto-name it using the page/tab title + an incrementing number. Manual naming breaks flow — auto-naming keeps hands off the mouse entirely. 3. Bookmark overview + cycling key Two keys needed: One that shows an overview of all active bookmarks and their assigned keys One that cycles through bookmarks in reverse-chronological order (most recent → oldest)
- Player645 Dented
- Best
- P.I. Hublou
- Pretty neat to keep the reading going while "highlighting" (aka bookmarking) passages / ideas. Unfortunately the "jumping" to a book marked paragraph in a ChatGTP browser (Chrome) window doesn't happen yet. Those conversations can become long and seem - for now - only Search-able using the browser's Search function. "Mark Scroll Positions" can be helpful here but merely as a notepad containing an exact bit of text. One can next use MSP to remember what the browser's Search (Ctr+F) needs to find: your text fragment on the page. On other webpages the extension works amazingly well. It helps to distil on the spot ideas expressed in long texts. A keeper this extension.
- Sohail Ahmed
- Finally! I scroll position bookmarking tool that actually works in Chrome based browsers! I tried many different extensions, and they have been unreliable. This one is not only reliable, it's full-featured. More than I could ask for. It'll let you name individual scroll positions. Rearrange their ordering. Even launch a web page laying out what scroll positions you've marked on different web pages and get back to those with a click. Wonderful to see such thoughtful extensions being written. As a developer myself, I really appreciate the quality here. I'm using it in the Arc browser, and it works like a dream. Thank you, Ugur!