New Search Capability: Find All Annotations on Any Website
We have recently implemented domain-level search, which enables you to find annotations across all pages of a website with just one search.
We have recently implemented domain-level search, which enables you to find annotations across all pages of a website with just one search.
Note: Domain-level search is available when searching for annotations (not on the search bars on our public-facing website, which you’re viewing right now). Log in to Hypothesis if you want to […]
Note: this article describes a feature which we have released in our open-source code and are rolling out with key partners in our hosted service. If you’re looking for instructions […]
From the annotation sidebar While viewing a web page or document with Hypothesis enabled, you can delete your annotations by opening the sidebar, making sure you are logged in, and […]
To create an annotation that only you can see, follow the steps below: 1. Highlight the selection you wish to annotate and click on the “Annotate” button in the adder. […]
To invite others to join your private group, go to the group’s activity page and copy the link to the group’s home page. Accessing the group activity page You can […]
To join a private group, you need to have a Hypothesis account and you must be invited by the creator or a member of that group. They will provide a […]
Private Groups allow you to annotate privately with a group of Hypothesis users. Only group members can see annotations created within the group, and users must be invited to join […]
Note: users of our LMS app will not need to activate Hypothesis when launching assignments or readings. This article is intended for those using our Chrome extension or Bookmarklet. Once […]
Open the Hypothesis sidebar and click on the user icon in the top right corner. Select Account settings from the drop-down menu (Alternatively, you can go directly to https://hypothes.is/account/settings while logged in […]