Page Notes Sidebar - Capture thoughts where they happen

I used to make notes for Jira tickets in apps like OneNote or Sublime (yes, sometimes I use sublime for notes). Copy paste the link, ticket number/title, and then write note to myself. I did this many times and then I created this extension where I could write notes within the browser. It stays there, I can revisit and it is for my eyes only. Then it was Shared Google Sheets, Confluence pages, any new discovery on the web, and so on. You could write notes on any webpage, and they would stay there. Sharing reviews from google web store ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "SOLID ***5/5***. Never thought I'd find an app that was exactly what I was lookng for. Imagine going to any website and pulling up an inspired thought you had on that site. Then frantically trying to find some place to put that thought. Should I hide it in Microsoft To Do or Notion somewhere? How about I create a text file and save to the desktop? If you're like me you've done that a hundred times. Or like me, you never took that note/reminder, and then remembered later you wished you had saved it for later. Now you can. It's like revisiting your mind at that moment in time when you first discovered that website. Inspired thoughts are important. God puts idea in our minds not when it's convenient for us to remember them but when it's relevant to us. This app preserves these memories. I sinceeeeeerly hope the developers realize how important this little tool is they created, and keep it working exactly the way it works. No need tochange anything. If there were awards for these apps this app would get an Oscar. My productivity just went up 1000% percent. Thank you!!!" - Chrome User ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Very useful, no nonsense extension. Takes notes on any page, video, etc. Another great feature is the 'View All'; If you can't remember which site or video you took notes, you can perform a quick, fast and dirty search there. Simple." - Chrome User