Install the Bookmarklet in a mobile browser
Paste a Link will add the special Hypothesis link to the start of the Alice in Wonderland web address to create an annotation-enabled link you can share with anyone to annotate that page in any web browser (including mobile device browsers), even if they don’t have a Hypothesis extension or bookmarklet: “ “. Paste a Link works using the Hypothesis Via proxy service, adding “” to the start of any web address (URL).įor example, suppose you wanted to annotate the public domain version of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland on the Project Gutenberg website that is available at this web address: “ “. The Hypothesis sidebar will appear in the upper right corner - where you can log in - and highlighting text will pop up the choice to annotate or highlight.
You’ll be taken to a new view of your webpage, now with annotation enabled.Paste your URL into the field as shown and click the Annotate button.From the Resources drop-down menu select Paste a Link.Copy the web address (URL) of the webpage you want to annotate.That doesn’t have to stop you from using Hypothesis on your phone, tablet, or other mobile device! Use the “Paste a Link” service Most major browsers, however, only support extensions or bookmarklets on desktop computers and laptops. Tip: Check out the annotations on this page for community-provided tools and workarounds!Ĭurrently, Hypothesis officially provides a Chrome extension and a bookmarklet.
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