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Bloomberg Boot Camp:
"i-Lighter is truly, the metaphor is perfect. It's the yellow marker for the Web. It's a very, very simple, intuitive tool that lets users of all levels of expertise to save the information they want, find it again when they want it and to use it and to share it. When you download i-Lighter it imbeds directly into the browser, becomes part of IE or Firefox. You want to save something, you click on the menu, click on start highlighting."

The simplicity and usefulness are bound to win legions of i-Lighter fans. Bloomberg Boot Camp, I'm Fred Fishkin. Read More..

Yahoo!Tech
i-Lighter appears as a yellow marker on your PC's toolbar, and it works with Internet Explorer and Firefox. You turn it off and on as you need it. It's elegant, practical, and the metaphor of a highlighter for the web works for me.

Cool Tool of the Day: i-Lighter
Robin Raskin
The Boomer

PC World
" I-Lighter is a cool way to highlight, grab, and save text and graphics from virtually any Web site and store it for future use. You can also add notes to a page -- and store it for future. The tool is an add-in for both Internet Explorer and Firefox. It's free and available for you to try at

Cool products from the DEMO show
Steve Bass
Tips and tweaks

Forbes on Tech
I-Lighter,-- Want to see me go crazy for a product? Show me something that enhances note taking and which at it's core is really a collaborative computing platform. I-Lighter does all this without a great deal of user intervention.

More Good Things From Fall Demo 2006 -- Good Companies and TechnologiesJim Forbes
The Financial Times
Paul Taylor
As quoted in Global Technology Forum

Miami Herald
" iLighter (www.ilighter.com) is both simple and elegant. This small PC desktop application turns the cursor into a virtual yellow highlighter pen enabling users to quickly capture information from web pages, save it automatically and then share it if required. Effectively, it replaces the physical-world highlighter and Post-It note."

i-Lighter makes highlighting Web text a breeze Fort Lauderdale-based i-Lighter has developed software to help users highlight text on websites.

While compiling data online for a client, Marcy Hoffman had a bright idea. Bright yellow, to be exact. The 55-year-old Hollywood entrepreneur said she was ''going absolutely crazy'' saving website after website, becoming buried in browser windows when the idea hit her. If only she could use yellow highlighters and Post-it notes, it would make online research so much simpler, she thought.

That epiphany resulted in the creation of i-Lighter, software designed to allow users to quickly save and share a highlighted portion of text on a website, rather than saving a whole page as a bookmarked link in a browser.

i-Lighter makes highlighting Web text a breeze
Bridgett Carey
Miami Herald