I do have a Kindle Bible, but until Amazon improves their web interface for searching/aggregating your highlights, I’m sticking with the old fashion method!

I’ve tried a dry highlighter before. Not sure if it’s the same as what you’re talking about though…

The only problem I had with dry highlighters was that it required some effort to actually highlight. And you couldn’t take notes with them.

Here’s another arts/crafts borrowed idea for bible marking:
Instead of highlighters that tend to bleed through the thin bible pages, you can use a dry “roll out” artist’s crayon. The crayon is thin and encased in a plastic tube similar to a Bic stick pen, but you roll out the crayon just enough to expose a marking tip. These are dry enough that you sometimes have to go over the desired area twice to get a good highlighting, but they never show through the page and they outlast a highlighter many times over. The brand I found at an artist supply store was Rose Art. They come in a pkg of many different colors.

But since switching to these finer-tipped pens, I’m not looking back!