StickyTab od minoshw

You're researching for an essay, a thesis, or a work project. You copy quotes into Notion or Obsidian, paste links into Evernote, and bookmark pages to read later. Two weeks later you have no idea which page that quote came from or why you saved it.

StickyTab adds a sticky note directly to any webpage. Open the page again, your note is right there — no switching apps, no lost context, no searching.

What you get:

• Sticky notes tied to the exact URL — your note is there every time you return
• Auto-saves as you type — nothing lost if you close the popup
• Red line on the add-on icon — see at a glance which pages have a note
• All your notes in one view — your entire research session across every page, in one place
• Copy one note or all notes at once with their source URLs — paste straight into your essay, doc, or notes app in one click
• 7 color themes — pick what works for your study setup
• Word and character count — useful when you're writing within assignment word limits
• Encrypted cloud backup — saves automatically every day, restore anytime

Your notes stay on your device by default. No account needed, no data sent anywhere. But local notes don't survive a Firefox reset, a wiped university PC, or a broken laptop — weeks of research can be gone in seconds.

Cloud backup saves an encrypted copy daily, so you can restore your notes on any Firefox installation with your license key. One-time $14.99, no subscription.