Page Notes and Draw — Georges A.

Page Notes and Draw turns any web page into a canvas you can draw on. Circle the bug in a mockup, sketch over a chart before sharing it, scribble a reminder next to a recipe — then put the page back exactly as it was.

WHAT YOU GET

• Freehand pen to draw and doodle, with adjustable width and colour
• Rectangle and circle shapes for framing what matters
• Text notes you can drag around and double-click to edit again
• Undo and redo for everything, including moves and edits
• A toolbar you can drag anywhere and fold into a single icon

TYPICAL USES

• Annotate a web page and screenshot it yourself to send to a colleague
• Mark up a design or a mockup during a review
• Sketch over a chart or a map to explain what you mean
• Take quick handwritten notes on an article, right where they belong
• Doodle on any website, for no particular reason

HOW IT BEHAVES

Click the toolbar icon or press Alt+Shift+N to switch it on. Press Escape to step
out and hand the page back to your mouse.

Reload the page and the extension switches off: the page is untouched, no
leftovers, no slowdown. Your drawings are not lost, though — turn the extension
back on and every annotation comes back, exactly where you put it. Each web page
keeps its own drawing layer, stored against its address.

The pen and the text tool keep separate colours and sizes. Pick a colour and it
sticks to the current page; set a default and every new page starts with it.

YOUR DATA STAYS YOURS

Nothing is sent anywhere. Annotations live in the extension's local storage on
your own computer, and the preferences page can erase all of them in one click.

The extension asks for no host permissions at all. It can only see a page at the
moment you deliberately switch it on, on that one tab — so it is blind to every
page you do not annotate.