Hypothesis - Web & PDF Annotation chrome extension
Version: 1.1251.0.7 (Official Build)
What is Hypothesis - Web & PDF Annotation?
Hypothesis - Web & PDF Annotation is a pdf extension for chrome. it's a free extension and is featured in Social & Communication, it has 200,000+ active users since released its first version, it earns an average rating of 4.16 from 200 rated user, last update is 604 days ago.
What’s new in version 1.1251.0.7 (official build)?
Use Hypothesis to hold discussions, read socially, organize your research, and take personal notes on webpages, PDFs and EPUBs.
How to install Hypothesis - Web & PDF Annotation?
You could download the latest version crx file or older version files and install it.
Preview of Hypothesis - Web & PDF Annotation
Technical Features:
- Latest Version: 1.1251.0.7 (Official Build)
- Requirements: Windows Chrome, Mac Chrome
- License: Free
- Latest update: Wednesday, April 12th, 2023
- Author: Hypothesis
Hypothesis - Web & PDF Annotation Available languages:
English.
FAQ
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How could i get help if there is something wrong with hypothesis - web & pdf annotation chrome extension?
You could find more help information from hypothesis - web & pdf annotation support page.
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How could i contact the developer of hypothesis - web & pdf annotation chrome extension?
You could send emails to publisher, or check publisher's website.
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What privacy data hypothesis - web & pdf annotation chrome extension collect?
- Personally identifiable information
- Authentication information
- Website content
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What are the required permissions for extensions?
- <all_urls>
- storage
- tabs
- webNavigation
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Reviews of hypothesis - web & pdf annotation:
Updated review: From 3 stars to 1. DO NOT USE. I spent HOURS going through and making notes on dozens of pages (an annoying, inefficient process as detailed below) yesterday, only to go back to it today, without even having closed the browser or the tabs in the meantime, and ALL but ONE page has lost the annotations. If I search for them, or for any done by me, it's the only one that comes up. So HOURS of work gone. This "service" is garbage and should NOT be used. Consider yourself warned. It's nice being able to annotate, but has issues. Can't set to always show notes (have to either leave the sidebar open or manually open it each time, instead of being able to keep note visible in corner), constantly having to log back in, which is both annoying and can cause issues, have to manually enable it on each and every page, even within the same site, and after having to log back in this last time every time I tried creating an annotation it would increment the counter number but not let me type anything, until I refreshed the page. Also, it reverts back to public instead of staying on private as set (or allowing a default to be set). Much potential brought down by poor design and possible bugs.
This extension does one extra thing that other extensions doesn't. The option to temporarily hide all the annotations/highlights on the page. I don't know why other extensions overlooked this simple to implement feature. Thanks for this feature. Improvements: More variations of color. Its a bit bland right now.
I tried and used hypothes.is a year or two ago (along with every other note taking \ pkm \ bookmark tool \ extension in the world ... i finally gave up and went to (try to) use worldbrain Memex and then Obsidian, and then, frankly gave up, and just used OneTab. Lately i started trying to come up with "a plan" again. Memex with Logseq, sorted and organized tab groups to Tab++ and whole sessions saves to OneTab ... the bulk of it happens between Memex and Logseq. Memex recently went paid (for more than 50 uses per month) so i went back to searching. Tried this again. Its MUCH better now. Feels smoother, tighter, more in the right place stuff, less in the wrong place. Great features. Private notes (finally?) ... integrates with Logseq. Will be using this and Logseq now, with tabmanager back ups just to be safe. But a FULL TEXT SEARCHABLE annotation (and defacto bookmark) service with a graph capable PKM (logseq) is THE TICKET. If Hypothes.is ever beefs up their note taking capabilities, it will be untouchable. HELL YEAH!