You can use JumpKnowledge located at http://jkn.com/ to capture and annotate any web page. It is the perfect tool for research, online collaboration, and for quickly emailing a web page to your colleague with your comments inside.
In a nutshell:
JKN is free, web-based, cross-browser, and registration-optional.
JKN supports frame-sets, secure web pages (https), and multi-web pages.
With the optional FireFox add-on, you can annotate password-protected web pages.
The resulting Annotation can be emailed, blogged, saved, bookmarked (including delicious) and printed.
Annotations can be saved as public or private.
Here is an annotation example of this very discussion with my (somewhat) insightful comments:
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In a nutshell:
- JKN is free, web-based, cross-browser, and registration-optional.
- JKN supports frame-sets, secure web pages (https), and multi-web pages.
- With the optional FireFox add-on, you can annotate password-protected web pages.
- The resulting Annotation can be emailed, blogged, saved, bookmarked (including delicious) and printed.
- Annotations can be saved as public or private.
Here is an annotation example of this very discussion with my (somewhat) insightful comments:http://jkn.com/View?j=814255.882997363546&t=03/
Full disclosure: I am the founder and chief rabble-rouser for JKN.