Markpad

Mark everything you need while browsing — snippets, vocabulary, and page notes in one place.

Markpad is three small tools in one popup — built for people who are constantly copy-pasting, looking up words, or jotting notes while they browse. SNIPPETS Save text you paste often — email signatures, git commands, canned replies. One click to copy. Type a short alias (like ;sig) in any text field on the web and it expands automatically. VOCABULARY Your personal dictionary. Select any word or phrase on a page, right-click (or use the floating "+" button), and save it with an auto-translated definition. Comes with a spaced-repetition review mode so terms you save actually stick. PAGE NOTES Notes anchored to the exact URL you're on. Come back to a page later and Markpad shows what you wrote last time — no folders to manage, no searching through a notes app. WHY MARKPAD • Local-first — everything is stored on your device. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you explicitly enable sync. • No account required to start using it. • One popup, one keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+J), three tabs — Snippets, Vocabulary, Notes. • Optional floating capture button and translate panel appear only on pages you choose (opt-in in Settings) — never on by default. • Optional pin widget — a small draggable Markpad icon you can dock to the side of any page for quick access without opening the popup. • Works fully offline. • Free to use with generous limits (50 snippets · 150 vocabulary terms · 100 notes). • Available in English and Vietnamese. Markpad doesn't try to be a full note-taking suite. It's the small, fast layer that sits on top of your browsing — for the stuff you'd otherwise paste into a scratch document and lose track of.