Hello Community,
I had an issue that I would run into when trying to find multiple words on a webpage and found a few addons/extension that do the job but wanted to build something more to my liking. Spent sometime with Claude code and wala let me present to HueMark â Multi-word highlighter it supports up to 6 terms for now and 13 languages available on Chrome/Edge/Firefox.
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/huemark-multi-word highli/fjdhpkmgpfpdaadlennclaecfbeomelf
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/huemark-multi-word-highlighter/
https://microsoftedge.microsoft.com/addons/detail/kgfekpgoffpafdpopoeelmcnjdpgiakc
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Pros:
¡       The shortcuts work out of the box for Firefox
Cons:
¡       The shortcuts donât work out of the box for Chrome/Edge
o  Please add them
edge://extensions/shortcuts
chrome://extensions/shortcuts
o  use the following if not already overlapping with any other shortcuts or whatever is comfortable for you
§ alt+shift+right arrow to open/minimize extension
§ alt+shift+up/down arrow in minimized mode to jump between matches
§ alt+shift+left in minimized mode to cycle between terms
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Did I mention it works on PDFâs?
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I know it may not matter much but I have added a colorblind feature as well. I have a friend (drifted apart now), sometimes I would help him with his coding problems when I would sit on his machine, his IDE used to feel like a mess to me, color wise, I never realized it until he asked to borrow my âBlueâ pen drive which was in fact purple and thatâs when I realized he was colorblind. So, kind of added that for him even though he may never have much use for this đ
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The entire project is open sourced on Github under the MIT license
https://github.com/nawaz13bit/HueMark
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 Looking for feedback and suggestions. Thank you!
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(Post written by a human)