Collects and organizes your browsing history into annotable, portable, topic-based tree lists in Markdown
If you feel the same during web browsing:
- Piling lots of browser tabs and hesitate to close them?
- Easily get distracted by irrelevant links on a web page?
☆ What it does:
PageOne automatically collects and organizes your browsing history into tree lists, according to topics you set up. You can then review, annotate and export them into text-based Markdown format.
☆ What it can help:
- To help you stay in a single tab -- Your browsing history is organized into a tree list for easy tracking and jumping among links.
- To help you get focused -- Reminds you the topic you set up before browsing/searching.
- Annotate links on the organized browsing history list -- and export them to free Joplin notebooks as markdown!
☆ How to use it:
1. Find PageOne light bulb icon on browser extension toolbar.
2. Click the icon and in the popup, input your topic or idea. Alternatively, open a new tab to show the same PageOne page.
3. Start searching/browsing under the topic by clicking the Google button.
4. Check back the browsing history tree anytime by clicking the light bulb icon. You can then add notes here or mark some history items as done.
Visit our website for tutorial videos: https://sites.google.com/view/hyperfocal/pageone/en
☆ All features:
1. Feel no worry browsing within a single page
You can easily review your browsing history as a popup page by clicking the extension icon (a lightbulb) on browser.
2. Smart history tree list collection
The browsing dependency are traced and well-organized into tree lists.
3. A list for a topic
Allows to easily set and switch between topics.
Let PageOne the default page to help you set a topic before browsing. (Or turn this off in Options pane).
4. Your search term as the topic
Use the Google button to set topic and search at the same time.
5. History list annotation
☑ Check as done. Consider a browsing list as a TODO list for review.
☆ Star and highlight a URL.
✎ Take whatever note you want.
6. Sync with the free note taking app (Joplin)
Freely edit your browsing history as a note in Markdown.
One topic, one note.
Allows both sync forward and backward!
Joplin link: https://joplinapp.org/
7. Use TabGroup to open multiple topics at the same time.
8. Dock as side-panel
Turn on/off side-panel view in options page.
☆ Release notes:
v1.1.4:
- Search topic through the main topic inputbox.
- Directly edit the tree lists in the Markdown view.
v1.2:
- With the new Chrome feature -- Side panel, PageOne can dock on the web browser. Just select PageOne from the drop-down list of the side panel.
- Integrate with Chrome's tab groups -- your topic name is group name. With this you can keep topics in opened tabs and switch among them quickly.
v1.3:
- Improve tracking for history tree construction.
- Add switch between pop-up or side-panel view.