The Hypothesis editor allows you to include links, images, and videos in your annotations. Also see our articles on embedding videos, using Markdown, and formatting annotations using LaTeX. Adding links […]
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While using Google Chrome, follow this link to the Hypothesis extension in the Chrome Web Store, and click the button Add to Chrome: When prompted, click the button to Add extension. […]
The Hypothesis Chrome extension, Bookmarklet, and LMS application will work within any modern web browser running a version released within the last 12 months. This includes: Chrome Firefox Safari Microsoft […]
AnnotatorJS is an open source JS toolkit created by Nick Stenning while he was working for the Open Knowledge Foundation. The annotations created by AnnotatorJS are often stored at annotateit.org, a […]
The search page Go to https://hypothes.is/search to access the search page. Your profile page There are a few ways to navigate to your profile page: From the Hypothesis sidebar Click on […]