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@annotated-demo

A clearly labeled example showing how a source-backed annotation travels.

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Annotated Sample @annotated-demo · Aug 3

Radar waits for an explicit scan

“Radar is off until you press Scan this source. That action reads the active tab's public HTTP(S) URL, removes common tracking parameters, and sends the resulting canonical URL to the companion's public Radar endpoint with credentials omitted and no referrer.”

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The privacy model is product behavior: Radar waits for an explicit scan, sends only a canonical public URL, and omits credentials.

Annotated Sample @annotated-demo · Aug 1

Annotated product walkthrough · video · 4s–18s

Annotated in 14 seconds: source-linked sharing

Selected source clip ready to play above.

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A compact, project-generated walkthrough of the whole promise: deliberate capture, visible evidence, and an original source that stays one click away.

Annotated Sample @annotated-demo · Aug 1

Annotated audio lab · podcast · 0s–14s

Why the source should travel with the take

Selected source clip ready to play above.

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The audio-only path keeps the same trust contract as video: a bounded excerpt, explicit commentary, and a direct route back to the complete source.

Annotated Sample @annotated-demo · Aug 1

Chrome for Developers · article

Build a side panel

“The Side Panel API allows extensions to display their own UI in the browser's side panel, enabling persistent experiences that complement the user's browsing journey.”

Open annotation · developer.chrome.com

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Sample annotation — Persistent does not have to mean distracting. Capture should wait for intent, preserve the selected evidence, and then get out of the way.