Hypothesis - Web & PDF Annotation

I really enjoy the this extension, it's very useful and easy to use. My only issue is it's a little buggy. Whenever I click into a different tab and return to the pdf, the pdf doesn't load but only on pages I've highlighted. Occasionally, the highlight/annotate buttons will stop appearing when I select a sentence. The only way to fix this, that I've found, is to fully close the pdf tab, and return to the original website that I accessed the pdf on, and load it up again. Ultimately, I really ... Show more

Hypothesis is a very useful system/service for highlighting and annotating webpages and PDFs. The extension itself could do with some refinements. It would be great to have a way to activate it for all webpages (a mode in which it's just ON during entire browsing session, or until manually turned OFF again). Currently I have to turn it on for every page, which is a bit tedious when doing a lot of research with potentially tens or hundreds of tabs.

Fantastic but wished it stayed active or automatically activated on every page. Rather inconvenient to activate on every single instance desired.

This is very usefull extension, thanks a lot! By the way, why it logs me out after some time? Any way to keep signed in?

very useful extension

Chrome extension never completes log in. Can't use it.

wow that's perfect

Useless social media-ized antonation tool. You literally cannot even antonate or highligth local files without creating an account. Dev needs to clearly state their niche on app page, because this was a waste of 20 mins of my life

Great app but my chrome extension keeps logging out way too frequently somehow. Every time I want to add a bookmark, I've to go through the singin flow again which is really frustrating. I've added the exception to allow cookies from the extension as well but using an add blocker, maybe that's why.

This is a "social" annotation tool. Which is a weird thing. It makes your annotations public (for some reason) by default and accidental clicks show you every other user's annotations (for some reason). Collaboration makes sense, but this vast social media approach is bizarre and distracting, and it seems this is mostly a social media ap for discussing articles with every other user. The steps to make things private are unintuitive and awkward, and the labels in this regard are contradictor... Show more