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ScrollMark

A Mac reading utility that describes numbered checkpoints for returning to positions on long webpages.

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ScrollMark
Category
Browser Extensions
Stage
Live but early
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Limited Context from public pages checked Sep 15, 2026.
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A Mac reading utility that describes numbered checkpoints for returning to positions on long webpages.

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Keep more than one place

ScrollMark addresses a small problem in long articles and documentation: moving away from a passage and finding it again. Its Mac App Store description offers up to ten positions per webpage, so a reader can keep several places available.

A keyboard-first workflow

The listing says Option plus a number sets a checkpoint and the number alone jumps back. It also describes a navigation panel opened with Option plus Tab and controls for clearing or overwriting positions. ProjectRadar did not install the extension. Shortcut conflicts and compatibility with individual sites are Not reviewed.

Check changing pages

A useful test would be a long page that adds content while open, because the saved position needs to remain meaningful. Persistence across reloads and dynamic-page behavior are Not reviewed. The US listing showed a $5 purchase and developer-provided claims of local storage and no tracking; those privacy claims were not independently tested.

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Published

September 19, 2026

Updated

September 19, 2026

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Sep 19, 2026
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Sep 15, 2026
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