Where’s my activation email?
Please check your email spam folder. If the Hypothesis activation email is there, please move it to your inbox, since doing so will make it less likely that subsequent emails […]
Author: Katelyn Lemay
Hypothesis is not working on a particular page. What could be happening?
Here are some common reasons: An ad blocker or other extension is causing a conflict. If you have other extensions enabled, try turning them off to see if the page […]
Installing the Chrome Extension
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. […]
Which browsers are supported by Hypothesis?
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 […]
What is the difference between Hypothesis and AnnotatorJS?
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 […]
How do I navigate to the search and profile pages?
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 […]
How long do I remain logged-in to Hypothesis?
Note: if you are using our LMS app, you will remain logged in to Hypothesis as long as you are logged in to the LMS. If you find that you […]
Atom & RSS Feeds for Annotations
The Hypothesis stream is available in the Atom feed format. It can be used with RSS/feed readers such as NewsBlur or integrated with chat and notification systems such as Slack […]
Embedding Hypothesis in Websites and Platforms
While individuals can annotate and discuss any page on the Web by equipping their browsers with extensions or bookmarklets, or by using our proxy (via.hypothes.is), publishers can make annotation easier […]
How to OCR PDFs
Try our prototype OCR tool Here: http://docdrop.org/ocr While some PDFs may contain only images, you may find yourself working with a PDF which is meant to have selectable text, but […]