Zoom out to see the margins. Come back to the page and feel it catch at fit.
An original reading fragment · chapter one
Making room for a thought
A page gives a thought somewhere to rest. We follow a line, then another, until a sentence asks us to pause. The pause is part of the reading.
At the edge of the page, there is room for a question. A word to return to. A small connection that is not quite ready to become an answer.
Good tools make that movement feel ordinary. We can step away, put something beside the text, and return without having to find our place again.
The page is still here. The margins belong to the same read.
One chapter in Notes on attention
Margins open · chapter one
Use the buttons, or focus the canvas: +/− zoom, 0 fits, M opens the margins, arrow keys pan. Control or Command + wheel zooms; plain wheel pans the margins. The first inward crossing over the page catches at 100%. Pause for 300ms, then start a fresh zoom to go deeper. Outward zoom continues without a gesture hold.
Explanatory demo with sample text, not a live Linea document. Notes stay in this tab only. Page 12 represents a physical PDF page; text chapters use chapter scope. The two-book scope is an explicit sample pair. The ink is illustrative. This illustrates the browser implementation; account sync, native hosting and canvas agent mutations are separate work.