Highlighty frequently asked questions
Answers about browser support, permissions, pricing, privacy, and how Highlighty behaves on webpages.
This occurs because some elements hide behind others within a document, depending on the structure of the specific website. You shouldn't be bothered by that; feel free to skip the invisible element if you come across one.
Highlighty supports Mozilla Firefox 109+ and Chromium-based browsers such as Chrome, Edge, Opera, and Brave. Safari is not listed as a supported browser on this site.
Yes. Highlighty includes a free plan with feature limits, and PRO is a paid upgrade available inside the extension.
We do not know of websites banning users simply for using Highlighty, but each site sets its own policies and some pages restrict what browser extensions can do.
The extension can keep working on pages that are already loaded in your browser. It cannot search content that has not loaded yet.
Most settings are saved automatically. Saved Query List actions are separate and should be managed explicitly.
No, it is not possible to undo the removal of certain queries. But you can always export them for safety.
Yes. Contact us and we can provide a company invoice or receipt for paid subscriptions.
No. Highlighty changes the current page view in your browser only. Refreshing or reopening the page removes those injected highlights and UI elements.
Yes, if your browser allows the extension in incognito or private windows and you enable that permission. Some URL-based features may be limited there.
The extension needs that permission to save and retrieve the settings and queries at every startup of the application.
Account data tied to our services is removed after deletion. Settings or exported files stored locally in your browser stay on your device until you remove them.
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