What is Markers?
Markers is a Google Chrome extension designed to enhance web browsing by adding mark as seen buttons to popular websites. Once installed, users can mark items such as videos on YouTube, TED talks, tweets on Twitter, and episodes on Netflix as seen. The extension changes the visual appearance of marked items and securely stores this information in the cloud, ensuring data accessibility across all computers and protection against data loss.
The tool prioritizes user privacy by operating as a paid extension, avoiding data selling practices common in free alternatives. It offers a free trial with 100 links and provides unlimited marking capabilities through subscription plans. Markers is currently available only for desktop Chrome browsers, with no plans for mobile or additional browser support.
Features
- Mark as Seen Buttons: Adds buttons to mark content as seen on supported websites
- Cross-Device Sync: Stores marked links securely in the cloud for access across all computers
- Visual Indicators: Changes the appearance of marked items for easy identification
- Privacy Focus: Operates as a paid extension to avoid selling user data
- Free Trial: Allows marking of 100 links without requiring a credit card
Use Cases
- Tracking watched videos on YouTube to avoid repeats
- Marking viewed TED talks to organize learning progress
- Keeping track of read tweets on Twitter
- Managing watched episodes on Netflix
- Organizing viewed content across multiple websites
FAQs
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What browsers does Markers support?
Markers currently only supports Google Chrome on desktop devices. -
Can I use Markers on mobile devices?
No, Markers does not work on mobile devices as Chrome extensions are only supported on desktop. -
How many websites does Markers support?
Markers currently supports YouTube, TED, Twitter, and Netflix, with Facebook support coming soon. -
What happens to my data if I stop using Markers?
Your marked links are stored securely in the cloud and remain accessible as long as you maintain your account. -
Can I try Markers before paying?
Yes, Markers offers a free trial that allows you to mark 100 links without requiring a credit card.
