Relay — Chrome extension

The floating panel, previewed

This is what appears on other websites once the Relay extension is installed — a static preview, not a live control.

Mock — not interactive

any webpage

any webpage, expanded

Chrome does not allow an ordinary website to draw on top of other websites — that overlay only exists once the extension below is installed. This page never pretends otherwise.

Install it locally

Six small files. Ten minutes, once.

Create a folder named relay-extension.
Download each file below into that folder, with its exact name.
Open chrome://extensions, and turn on Developer mode (top right).
Click Load unpacked and select the relay-extension folder.
Pin the Relay icon, open any website, and look for the floating 📝 tab.

manifest.json

Download

background.js

Download

content.js

Download

popup.html

Download

popup.css

Download

popup.js

Download

README.txt

Download

Permissions, plainly

storage — keeps your notes and the panel's position on your machine.
contextMenus — the right-click “Save to Relay Notes” action.
activeTab, scripting — insert a note into the field you clicked, and recover on tabs the panel missed.
host permissions (all sites) — the floating panel and Paste both need the page you're actually on.

What it will not do: Chrome itself blocks extensions on chrome:// pages, the Web Store, and most PDF viewers. Relay does not fake an overlay there — Paste simply falls back to your clipboard.