Annotate the Web vs Anywhere stickers - simple sticky notes: Which Is Safer?

Annotate the Web logo Annotate the Web B

71.12/100

Anywhere stickers - simple sticky notes logo Anywhere stickers - simple sticky notes A

84.57/100

Higher safety score

At a glance: verified facts

FactAnnotate the WebAnywhere stickers - simple sticky notes
Published by H. Pleitez anywhere.stickers
Publisher public Yes Yes
Policy changes we track None detected None detected
Last data check 2026-06-23 2026-06-23

From public records (the extension's store listing, publisher registry, manifest metadata) and our policy snapshots — a "—" means we have no verified data for that field yet.

What the evidence shows

Both are productivity extensions we track. Comparing the 5 safety dimensions measured for both:

Safety score breakdown

DimensionAnnotate the WebAnywhere stickers - simple sticky notes
Publisher & Identity 4.8/8 4.8/8
Permissions & Access 16.24/25 22.49/25
Data & Privacy 13.2/16 13.2/16
Maintenance & Ownership 4.5/7.5 7.5/7.5
Community Reputation 5/5 8.25/10
Total 71.12/100 84.57/100

Frequently asked questions

Is Annotate the Web safer than Anywhere stickers - simple sticky notes?

Anywhere stickers - simple sticky notes currently scores higher — 85/100 vs 71/100 — across the 5 safety dimensions measured for both. That covers documented evidence only, not features or pricing.

Is Annotate the Web safe?

Annotate the Web currently holds safety grade B (71/100) based on 5 of 5 safety dimensions, and is published by H. Pleitez. The grade reflects only what we have measured; anything not yet assessed is marked as pending on the full report.

Is Anywhere stickers - simple sticky notes safe?

Anywhere stickers - simple sticky notes currently holds safety grade A (85/100) based on 5 of 5 safety dimensions, and is published by anywhere.stickers. The grade reflects only what we have measured; anything not yet assessed is marked as pending on the full report.

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How this comparison works

Both extensions are scored with the same five-dimension, 100-point rubric — publisher & identity, permissions & access, data & privacy, maintenance & ownership and community reputation — using documented evidence only; a dimension with no evidence stays unscored instead of guessed. Read the full reports: Annotate the Web safety report · Anywhere stickers - simple sticky notes safety report, or run any other extension through the safety check.