setup & usage

1. Clone the daemon
• Or use the easy button & grab a pre-built package if available
2. Create a keyfile, by default named

   .keyfile

   in the daemon directory, with

   tools/keygen

3. Adjust the daemon's listen port in the right environment's config file here (if necessary)
4. Run the daemon persistently
• If built yourself, via

  mix run

• If via a pre-built package, via

  hlte/bin/hlte start

5. Install the extension:
• click for Firefox (it is signed by Mozilla but self-distributed, so expect permission dialogs to appear); may also be directly loaded via

  about:debugging

• Chrome must still be loaded in developer mode via these instructions (note the "Load Unpacked" screenshot)
• The linked

  .xpi

  for Firefox is just a

  .zip

  file with a different extension, so you may extract & use that for Chrome as well
6. Open the extension's options and add your backend with the hexadecimal version of the key shown by

   tools/keygen

7. You're setup! Go to any site and:
• Select text and click the icon that appears in the top-left of the page
• Right-click an image or video to annotate it directly
• Click the browser bar to annotate an entire page
8. Right-click the browser bar icon and select "Search..." to search your highlites (new in

   0.2.3 / 20210320

   )
9. Optionally setup SES to recieve email with SNS hitting the /sns endpoint and backed by S3, and you can use email to create hilites as well!
• Raw message delivery is required on the SNS-to-your-HTTPS-endpoint call
• You'll need to specify the whitelist of email addresses that are allowed to use this functionality.
• The subject of the email must be the primary URI to hilite & the body will be used as the hilite data.