Marker.to
Marker.to is a Chrome extension for highlighting text on a webpage.
Why would you use it?
I used it because I ran across a blog post that I wanted to share with a friend. We had just been talking about his work environment, team dynamics, and the importance of trust (and an interesting book I just started reading), and I wanted to call my friend's attention to specific sections of the post. I used the extension to highlight those bits, and the extension provided me a URL to the highlighted page.
Here's the original page: http://www.blockshelf.com/leaders-eat-last-simon-sinek/
and here's the URL to the highlighted webpage: http://marker.to/sjtUeg
The link to the highlighted page includes a little toolbar at the top that includes a link to the original page, sans highlighting.
Now, of course, the kicker with this is that the URL is a shortened URL and it isn't apparent where it's sending the user, so I also included a very-clearly-from-me sentence in my email about the article I was sending so he knew it wasn't malicious.
Pretty nifty!
Good article you linked, too!
Posted by: Ignacia NGL | 06/07/2018 at 01:53 PM