Ribbon Reminder

Page Go-Quick page flipping tool

Long webpage tool, bottom right quick flip, return top, jump bottom, page up/down, added mid-page button. Do you ever feel frustrated? When browsing Facebook, Twitter, or Reddit, your fingers are tired from scrolling, but you're still in the middle of the page? When reading long articles, you want to go back to the top but have to scroll all the way up? When checking product lists, you want to quickly jump to the bottom to see prices? Page Go is here for you! What can it do? 5 super useful buttons to help you navigate quickly: ⇧ Go to Top - After browsing content, one click to return to the top, no more endless scrolling ↑ Page Up - Scrolled too far? One click to go back to the previous screen ⇔ Go to Center - Want to quickly see the middle content? One click to get there ↓ Page Down - Quick browsing, one click equals one screen (default 70%, won't miss too much) ⇩ Go to Bottom - Want to see comments, prices, or just reach the bottom? One click and you're there Position it however you want! By default it's in the bottom right corner, but you can place it in the top left, top right, bottom left, or even left center or right center Follow your habits, whatever feels comfortable Choose any color Think the default dark gray is too subtle? Try blue, red, green, purple... 9 colors to choose from, you'll always find one that matches your website style Adjust the size Buttons too big blocking content? Make them smaller Buttons too small to see? Make them bigger Use the +/- buttons to easily adjust Control visibility When you don't need them, hide all buttons with one click When you do need them, show all with one click You can also control each button individually, keep only the ones you want Choose your scrolling style Prefer smooth scrolling? Choose smooth mode, take your time Prefer quick page turning? Choose instant mode, switch in a flash Scroll ratio is also adjustable, 50%, 60%, 70%...100%, scroll as much as you want What's new in this version? v0.5 version, I've listened to user feedback and added many practical settings: Place buttons wherever you want (6 positions to choose from) Choose any color for buttons (9 color schemes) Choose your scrolling style (smooth or instant) Adjust scroll ratio (50% to 100%) Control each button's visibility individually Button opacity can be adjusted (30% to 100%) Support for 5 languages (Chinese, English, Japanese, Spanish, French) Interface is more beautiful, operation is smoother v0.6 also adds a reading line feature: When reading long articles, a marker line appears on the page after page turning to help you remember your last reading position Customize line style: solid, dashed, dotted, or double - there's one for everyone Adjust line thickness (1-5px), color, and opacity to match your reading habits Supports timed auto-hide (1-5 seconds or never hide), won't interfere with reading while allowing you to check position anytime Only shows when page turning, automatically hides when manually scrolling - smart and thoughtful Why choose it? Completely free - Free now, free forever, always free Lightweight - Won't slow down webpages, doesn't affect speed Privacy protected - All settings are stored on your computer, no data uploaded Good compatibility - Works on Chrome and Firefox with consistent experience Who is it for? You who love browsing social media You who often read long articles You who need to browse large amounts of information You who want more efficient web browsing Final words This is a tool I use myself, so I'll keep improving it. If you find it useful, please leave us a good review; if you have any questions or suggestions, we're always happy to hear from you. Hope it makes your web browsing easier!

Cite Marker

Mark snippets and quotes quickly then easily retrieve and cite them later. Mark snippets and quotes quickly then easily retrieve and cite them later. It's as easy as copying text from a web page and it's better than a regular bookmark. Cite Marker uses your highlighted text instead of the generic page title when creating bookmarks. If there are multiple phrases on a page that you want to recall, create multiple marks. They don't cost extra! Search more accurately through your bookmarks when looking for something specific. Tweet them to your followers too if you want.

Jotit - Notes and Reminders

Keep your notes and reminders organised, Get your notes when you want them in a hassle free way ! Jot down your notes & reminders either in their respective domains or in a general section. Access them from any other PC as we have it all chrome synced. All your notes are a click away, presented to you in a way where you are not taken away from what you are doing.

Generate Links for Headers

Automatically generates links for all headers on the page, to make it easier to share specific sections of the page. Most of the time, when you see a header on a webpage, it has an ID associated with it. You can use the ID to create a link to that section, but finding the ID usually means viewing the source code for the page, finding the header element for the section you want, and appending the ID to the URL before sharing it. This extension scans the page and generates links for all headers on the page, assuming they have an ID or Name assigned. - Hover over any header, and an anchor link will appear. - Click on the "chain" icon to copy the link to your clipboard. If there's no ID or Name in the header tag, it will search any elements nested inside the header tag for the first one with an ID or Name assigned. Failing that, it looks at the immediate parent element (i.e. a header nested in a DIV). If it still finds nothing, then no link will be generated or shown. It'll ask you for permission to read and modify all pages, because that's what it does. It scans the page for headers with IDs (or Names), and then injects one link for each header that has it present. If you need help, have a comment or suggestion, or just want to see the code for yourself, visit the GitHub repo where the source code is hosted. You can open an issue by clicking the "Issues" tab at the top. https://github.com/grantwinney/generate-links-for-headers-in-chrome If you'd like to write your own Chrome extension, but aren't sure where to start, check out this brief tutorial: https://grantwinney.com/making-your-first-chrome-extension