Set up Humble in your browser
It takes about 5 minutes. Then save notes and tasks on any page you visit.
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Your browser setup
Set it up in 4 steps
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Add Humble to your browser
Select Add to browser (opens in a new tab). In the Chrome Web Store, select Add to Chrome, then Add extension. The Humble icon appears in your toolbar.
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Sign in
Select the Humble icon on any page. If you see Welcome to Humble, sign in with Google, Microsoft or your email.
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Turn on your new tab
In Humble, open My profile and switch on Open Humble on new tabs (Recommended). When your browser asks, choose Keep it.
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Save your first note
On any page, select the Humble icon. In Notes, select + next to This page, write one line and select Save.
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Done. Humble now sits beside every page you visit.
What you can do
Four things to try first
Humble opens in a sidebar beside the page you are on. Scroll to see each one.
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Save a note on any page
Notes- Select + next to This page and write your thought
- Humble links the note to the page for you
- Come back to the page, and the icon is green
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Turn an email into a task
Tasks- Open an email in Gmail or Outlook on the web
- Select the Humble icon and add it as a task
- Open the email again from the task in one click
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Keep notes on people
Contacts- Open someone’s LinkedIn profile and write how you met
- Put them in a folder, such as investors or clients, so your lists stay organised
- Open their profile again, and your notes are there
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See your day on every new tab
New tab- Your meetings, tasks and notes on every new tab
- Search from the address bar as before
- Turn it on in My profile. Not in Edge
More ways to use it
Each one has its own page with the steps.
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The problem: I saw a useful website last week. I cannot find it again.
Find a website you saw last week (opens in a new tab)
Save useful pages with a short note. Find them later by day, by word or by person.
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The problem: I lose my best ideas in old AI chats.
Keep every AI chat with its work (opens in a new tab)
Link a ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini chat to a task. It is there when you open the task.
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The problem: I have a call in five minutes. I do not know if we have spoken to them before.
Check a company before a call (opens in a new tab)
Open their website. Humble turns green and shows what your CRM knows about them.
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The problem: I buy the first thing I see. Then I find a better one.
Compare before you buy (opens in a new tab)
Save each thing you might buy to one note. Compare them, then choose.
What people say about Humble in the browser
“Every switch cost me precious seconds and was able to distract me from the task I was doing. Humble streamlined the process.”
Dima DobryninFounder, Staxel“Eliminating overlap with other sellers on my team and instantly qualifying new leads, all within a single view. Humble provides a warm lead cheat sheet for every account.”
Common questions
It uses the address of the page you are on to find your notes and tasks for that page. It does not save the page or read your cookies. See each permission and why it is needed.
Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Ecosia, Dia and Opera. Not Safari or Firefox: there, use Humble at my.humbleai.com. On your phone, add Humble to your home screen.
Browsers do not let extensions into their own pages, such as settings, or into the Chrome Web Store. On a normal web page, reload the page and try again. See more fixes.
Yes. Press Ctrl Shift K to open it with a new note started (on a Mac, the Control key). Or switch on Show the Humble bookmark on web pages in My profile, for a small Humble tab on the edge of every page.
Right-click the Humble icon and choose Remove from Chrome. Your notes and tasks stay at my.humbleai.com.
Last reviewed: 3 November 2026. Stuck on a step? Email hello@thehumbleai.com.
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It takes about 5 minutes. Then Humble sits beside every page you visit.



