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- 3. How does it work? Highlight some text on an article, blog or any other webpage. The memosnag icon appears at the end of your selection. Click it. The text selected is instantly saved. or add memosnag as an extension in your browser. It appears on top right of the browser page. In every web page just click on memosnag icon to save your favorites.
- 4. • Where are my snags saved? All your snags are saved on the cloud and are accessible through your memosnag account. • How I can share my snags? make collection public, keep them private or share them with selected friends for collaboration or just for fun.
- 5. Pros: • Free application for web and mobile • Easy to use • Easy to save, organize and share the online content.( images, YouTube videos, websites, etc.) Cons: • You have to login into your account to use the extension. • Does not support Farsi fonts.Comments can only be written in Latin. • Does not work well for note taking
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