Making room for your thoughts while reading
Read OriginalThis article describes a new experimental feature called marginalia on a blog, which allows readers to select text passages and write notes directly in the margin. Notes are stored locally in the browser, not uploaded or shared, and reappear when returning to the essay. The feature supports capturing thoughts in context, revisiting them, and exporting to PDF for archiving or further use with LLMs. It aims to enhance the reading experience by supporting thinking and reflection, rather than passive consumption.
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