When using the IME to input Japanese text in the sticky note input field, the text is not displayed correctly.

Examples:
* Typing "a" displays "あ" correctly.
* Typing "i" displays "い" correctly.
* Typing "u" displays "う" correctly.
* Typing "e" displays "え" correctly.
* Typing "o" displays "お" correctly.
* Typing "ka" should display "か", but displays "kあ".
* Typing "ki" should display "き", but displays "kい".
* Typing "ku" should display "く", but displays "kう".
* Typing "ke" should display "け", but displays "kえ".
* Typing "ko" should display "こ", but displays "kお".

This extension appears to be capturing raw keyboard events while the IME's synthesis process is still in progress.

In Japanese, characters are formed by combining multiple keys, so the Roman character (k) used for Japanese conversion is inserted along with the final Japanese character.
This problem occurs when using a Japanese IME, but the same phenomenon may occur with Chinese or Korean IMEs as well.
This extension seems to require proper handling of IME composition events (compositionstart / compositionend) rather than relying solely on key events.
OS: Windows 11
IME: Google Japanese Input

I really would have loved this as it seems so well put together, clean, and thought out except for on flaw. Yes, it does create notes for a page, however those notes do not show up on the page at all. In fact there is nothing to let make you aware that you ever did create a note on a page. Instead you have to click on the extension and then you will see your note. So, unless you remember you've made a notation to a page somewhere, or refer to notes made in the past within the extension itself and then revisit a page from there, you have no idea if you've done so. Its a bit unrealistic to expect people to remember they've created notes on websites/pages should they go back to them if there is no visible sign that you've done ever done so.

Aside from that major flaw, the only other aspect I would add would be to allow for the add-on to be accessed through the contextual menu rather than having to click on a pinned icon in the toolbar.