The idea is that over time you’ll be able to build an easily accessible file of the most interesting stuff on the internet and be able to share just share those bits with whoever you want. Your cursor acts as your marker, allowing you to highlight bits of text and make notes in the margins while saving your highlights in a tidy little box on the left side of your screen. The startup’s pitch is simple: Paste any website URL into Pith.li’s website and it’ll strip the content into a clean version that you can mark all over like a piece of paper. “We want to be your knowledge management system,” Lev Detrez, one of the Antwerp startup’s four co-founders tells me. Pith.li, an almost-launched service, thinks it can be the yellow marker for your digital toolbox. One of those basic neon markers that tells you, with little room for ambiguity, This Matters.

Please click the T icon button then the mouse will turn to cross on the PDF document, Please draw area where you. Please click option Edit Comment, then there are four icons turn to fresh. Please click option Open to add PDF file to software interface. You know what would be handy? A highlighter. The following snapshot is from the software interface. At best, sorting through the mess of content will lead you to spend a few moments appreciating what you’ve found, but more likely, you’ll make a mental note and file it away in your digital manila folder-for future reference!- before it’s lost among the other 10,000 things you swore you were going to get back to. Sometimes the internet feels like a desk covered in paper, piled high with doodled napkins, chicken-scratch post-its and stacks of bank statements.

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