Attach persistent notes to any website. Get reminded every time you revisit.
- Open Chrome and navigate to
chrome://extensions - Enable Developer mode (toggle in the top-right corner)
- Click "Load unpacked"
- Select the
context-notes-extensionfolder - The SiteNotes extension will appear in your toolbar
Tip: Pin the extension by clicking the puzzle icon in Chrome's toolbar and pinning SiteNotes.
- Visit any website (e.g.
overleaf.com) - Click the SiteNotes icon in the toolbar
- Type your note in the editor
- Optionally add tags (comma-separated)
- Click Save or press
Cmd/Ctrl + Enter
- When you revisit a site with a saved note, a toast notification slides up from the bottom-right corner of the page
- The extension icon shows an amber badge dot (●) when a note exists for the current site
- Click the extension icon to edit or delete the note for the current site
- Click the list icon (top-right of popup) to see all saved notes
- Click "On-page" in the popup, or use the keyboard shortcut
Ctrl+Shift+N(Mac:Cmd+Shift+N) to open an inline editor directly on the page
- Click the list icon in the popup header to browse all saved notes
- Use the search bar to filter by domain, note content, or tags
- Click any note to visit that site
- Delete individual notes with the ✕ button
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Per-domain notes | Notes tied to overleaf.com, not specific pages |
| Persistent storage | Uses chrome.storage.sync — survives browser restarts |
| Cross-device sync | Syncs via your Google account (if Chrome sync is on) |
| Toast notifications | Non-intrusive slide-up on page load |
| Badge indicator | Amber ● dot on extension icon |
| Tags | Categorize notes with comma-separated tags |
| Quick editor | On-page overlay editor via keyboard shortcut |
| Search | Filter all notes by domain, content, or tag |
| Dark mode | Dark-first design works great on any site |
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Ctrl+Shift+N / Cmd+Shift+N |
Open quick editor on current page |
Ctrl+Enter / Cmd+Enter |
Save note (inside popup) |
- Manifest V3 compliant
- Service worker (
background.js) handles badge updates and event detection - Content script (
content.js) injects toast and quick editor UI - Popup (
popup.html/css/js) manages the main note editor and all-notes view - Notes stored at domain level:
www.overleaf.comandoverleaf.comboth map tooverleaf.com
All notes are stored locally in your browser via chrome.storage.sync. If Chrome sync is enabled, notes sync to your Google account — no third-party servers involved.