You need to log in for every new page you want to highlight. The only thing with Hypothes.is right now is that it’s pretty clunky. This saves the source to Evernote for further research later, lets me quote original sources, and keeps me focused on the current material. One of my favourite tricks is copying and annotating any sources or quotes the author uses. You can’t highlight PDFs or add annotations with any other highlighting tool (that I know of). This lets you use Readwise’s tagging syntax to identify headings (.h1. Hypothes.is is better because it lets you annotate each highlight and it also lets you annotate PDFs. Instapaper is for articles that I want to read later - mostly, non-work related articles - while Hypothes.is is for articles and PDFs that I read as I find them. Highlights on all ePub books can then be exported and emailed to Readwise via Hypothes.is & Instapaper: How to Save Online Article Highlights If you have to download and read a book outside of the Kindle ecosystem, I prefer getting them as ePub files and reading them on iBooks. You can export your Kindle highlights and email them to This is especially useful for saving highlights for personal documents that you upload to the Kindle app or to your standalone device. Highlights for books bought and read on Kindle are automatically sent to Readwise. I buy most of my books on Amazon and read them on the Kindle iOS app. If for some reason you cant access/use EN-Web, I just discovered you can open a MS Word Doc, paste a line of EN pre-highlighted background text > Then copy/paste all other text inside that line and it works > then copy back to EN-Win.Kindle & iBooks: How to Save eBook Highlights So unless someone knows a way EN-Web is the only solutionĮDIT #2: I'm like a dog with a bone lol. Interestingly, copy/paste does work if the background-highlighted text uses the EN-Windows defualt background highlight color!ĮDIT: I just tried the above using EN-Web, and copy/paste does work there if you use CTRL+SHIFT+V to paste and match style.but of course you don't need to bother as EN-Web app already offers all 6 colors for text background highlight. I don't know of a way to allow copy paste to work, sorry. Hi I just tried to copy/paste some text into a pre-existing line of background-highlighted text, and got the same outcome as you.so it appears that my workaround only works for entering new text the old fashioned way via the keyboard.

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