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How to add webpage annotations on Mobile?

Annotate any webpage on mobile using the mobile extension or the Cluing Reader.

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Written by Gordana Laskovic
Updated this week

You can annotate webpages on mobile in three ways:

  1. On Edge Mobile (with the Cluing extension)

  2. On Firefox Mobile (with the Cluing extension)

  3. On any mobile browser (without extension, using the Cluing Reader)

Annotate webpages on Edge Mobile (extension required)

Once you have the extension on Edge installed, capturing snippets inside your mobile browser is super simple:

  • Open any webpage.

  • Highlight a piece of text you want to save.

  • A shortcut button (small pop-up) will appear next to your selection.

  • Click "Save Highlight" button to open a quick-save window.

From there, you can:

  • Choose a Topic and a Cluster where you want to save the snippet

  • Add a comment, tag, or mention someone

  • Confirm and save, all in a few clicks

πŸ’‘ Also works on Firefox Mobile
You can annotate webpages on Firefox Mobile the same way. Just install the Cluing extension and follow the same steps.

Annotate webpages on any mobile browser (no extension needed)

If you don't want to install an extension, you can use the Cluing Reader. Here's how:

  1. Open any mobile browser (Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, etc.)

  2. Open Reader from the left sidebar
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  3. Paste the link to the webpage you want to annotate
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The page will open inside Cluing Reader and from there you can highlight text, add comments, mention teammates, and add tags.

πŸ’‘ Tip: For an even easier experience, add Cluing to your home screen and use it like a regular app. Here's how.

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