I was browsing a very long monolithic webpage, then I realized it was difficult to read it in just one sitting. I wanted to place a marker at a paragraph and close it so that I could start reading from the marker the next time. But doing the same would have involved-
1. Saving that page to .htm and placing a marker preferably colored.
2. Editing the saved page in an editor.
Many a times it happens, we just skim through the parts of the interesting webpage to just read it in the required time.
We have fancy looking bookmarks / facility to fold the page / pencil-marks on the physical paper to bookmark the places to start reading from, Similar to this there should be a method of using bookmarks with similar ease to for the webpages too.IMPLEMENTATION:
Having a server level implementation is difficult in the current scenario. However, we may simply implement this feature within the browser to mark the last-read place of the webpage. And this would again be machine-specific, browser-specific (just like current bookmarks) but we would certainly be at peace to complete those pending to-be-read LONG webpages.
