Hey, that's awesome! Your design reminds me of "hoodwink'd", which was "underground" in the sense that you had to edit your DNS settings for "hoodwink'd" to wor

Hey, that's awesome! Your design reminds me of "hoodwink'd", which was "underground" in the sense that you had to edit your DNS settings for "hoodwink'd" to work. http://ecmanaut.blogspot.com/2006/01/hoodwinkd.html http://ecmanaut.blogspot.com/2006/01/hoodwinkd.html Your site URL hashing system is also pretty close how Goggles works, only instead of notes, you get to draw MS paint-like scribbles. http://goggles.sneakygcr.net http://goggles.sneakygcr.net Each website is uniquely keyed by a hash of the URL, so Goggles doesn't know the website's URL even if there is a hit. (It does send the page title to the server though because popular sites go on a leaderboard; i'm not so sure about that decision though since it can leak some privacy...) Browsers are doing a much better job at protecting/restricting bookmarklets than extensions and I wish more of these kinds of notetaking apps/tricks use bookmarklets instead. For example, I just now discovered that Chrome will prevent Goggles from working on certain HTTPS sites like hacker news because it loads javascript from an http:// http:// URL, which is a great design decision from the Chrome team.