Guides and deep dives
The manual tells you what every button does. These guides take one thing NotePin is good at and go all the way through it — the workflow, the trade-offs, and where it stops being the right tool.
- Six guides
- Written for Chrome and Edge
- No sign-up to read or to use
Save selected text from any web page
Select, right-click, done — and the address of the page comes with it. Every capture route, and why the source matters more than the text.
How to bookmark a website
The complete method in Chrome and Edge, the bookmarks bar, the shortcuts — and the one thing a bookmark can never record.
A better bookmark manager
Why folders stop scaling after a few hundred links, and what a board organised by domain, colour, and searchable notes does instead.
Sticky notes on any website
Notes that appear on the site they were written about, snap to any corner, and never turn up in a printout.
Build a digital commonplace book
A four-hundred-year-old method for keeping what you read, and how to run one in a browser without losing where anything came from.
A lighter alternative to Keep, OneNote and Evernote
An honest comparison, including the things NotePin deliberately does not do and who should not switch.
Looking for the reference instead?
The user manual documents every screen, setting, limit, and recovery step in one page, with a search box. These guides link into it wherever the detail lives there.