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From the WebStickly Team

Updates, launch stories, and everything in between.

In Party Mode: Our First Reviews & Product Hunt Launch

In Party Mode: Our First Reviews & Product Hunt Launch

We are celebrating! WebStickly just launched on Product Hunt and the initial feedback has been absolutely amazing. Here is a quick look at what early adopters are saying.

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Launching WebStickly: Domains, Automations, and Reaching 1,000 Users

Launching WebStickly: Domains, Automations, and Reaching 1,000 Users

My journey purchasing webstickly.online, setting up n8n workflows, overcoming email spam issues with Brevo, and planning my next steps.

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WebStickly v2.0.0 is Live — Pin Your Thoughts to the Web

WebStickly v2.0.0 is Live — Pin Your Thoughts to the Web

Today we officially launch WebStickly v2.0.0 on the Chrome Web Store. Here is the story of how and why we built a local-first sticky note extension for the modern browser.

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The Future of Web Browsing is Personalized Context

The Future of Web Browsing is Personalized Context

Browsers are evolving from passive document viewers to active, personalized workspaces.

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A Students Workflow: Annotating Web Pages Like Textbooks

A Students Workflow: Annotating Web Pages Like Textbooks

How university students are using WebStickly to manage online coursework, syllabi, and research.

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Browser Extensions That Actually Save You Time

Browser Extensions That Actually Save You Time

A curated list of minimalist browser extensions designed to improve focus and productivity.

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Stop Losing Context: The Power of Persistent Sticky Notes

Stop Losing Context: The Power of Persistent Sticky Notes

Why do sticky notes work so well in the real world? Because of spatial memory. We bring that to the browser.

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How to Remember Everything You Read Online

How to Remember Everything You Read Online

Active reading is the key to retention. Learn how to transform passive scrolling into active learning.

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Digital Minimalism in 2026: Less Tools, More Action

Digital Minimalism in 2026: Less Tools, More Action

Are you spending more time organizing your productivity tools than actually doing work? Its time to simplify.

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The Developers Guide to Leaving Code Breadcrumbs

The Developers Guide to Leaving Code Breadcrumbs

Navigate complex API docs, GitHub repos, and StackOverflow threads by leaving digital breadcrumbs.

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WebStickly for Researchers: Organize Sources Instantly

WebStickly for Researchers: Organize Sources Instantly

Academic and professional research requires heavy web browsing. Heres how to use sticky notes to streamline your workflow.

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Why Tab Hoarding is Destroying Your Focus

Why Tab Hoarding is Destroying Your Focus

Having 150 tabs open is not a badge of honor. Learn how to break the habit and organize your digital life.

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Maximizing Productivity with In-Context Browser Notes

Maximizing Productivity with In-Context Browser Notes

Discover how keeping your notes exactly where you need them on a webpage can skyrocket your daily productivity.

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