PDF highlighting is nothing new. There are plenty of apps that let you annotate and highlight your e-books and save your changes for future reference. Have you ever wanted to highlight web pages? These 3 apps let you do just that:
RePaper: lets you highlight web pages, PDF, and word documents. Your data is synced across your devices. It is social media friendly too.
Liner: lets you highlight your favorite sentences and save them for future reference. You can organize your highlighted items in folders and search through them.
Highly: another app that lets you highlight the web and share its snippets with others. It is available for iOS, Chrome, and Safari. You will be able to see your friends’ saved items too.
Have you found better PDF and web highlighter apps? Please share them here.
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