I am going to write a Chrome extension, PageMarker. Yes, like diigo, PageMarker will be a tool for web pages marking, as what you want to do. Importantly, markers, which you have made when you read in the past, would help you understand a read-out article better and quicker. I mean, reading web pages would be like you are reading you local PDF or word files. One word, it would be like another diigo. Er, it would be little weaker than diigo. HaHa, :> Insteresting? I am just doing it.
Nine months ago, one insight of page editing or marking came into my mind. Six months ago, I tried diigo. It looks perfect, and I like it very much. As a free user, I used out the first-500 editing chances within a short time. Largely, diigo satisfies me very much. I didn't pay it when chances were used out.
One months ago, I wanted to have a try to write such an Chrome extension.
Two days ago--2017-01-13, the winter holiday was coming.
Even though I had no any idea on Chrome extension development, I just want to have a try.
So, PageMarker, a repository hosted on Github was built. Not only main codes of PageMarker will be in such a repository, reading materials, open-source codes that I read, and summary I make, will be included here.
Firstly, it is a insteresting learning experience. Secondly, codes will work.