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I use Dropbox Paper for my note taking, it has nice formatting options - although I am acutely aware that Dropbox could drop it at any moment, so something like
by djhworld 10y ago
I use Dropbox Paper for my note taking, it has nice formatting options - although I am acutely aware that Dropbox could drop it at any moment, so something like this suddenly becomes very attractive.
- rrdharan 10y agoNote that you can export a single Paper doc, or all the Paper docs you've created: https://www.dropbox.com/en/help/9212 https://www.dropbox.com/en/help/9212
- slantyyz 10y agoI started using Dropbox for notes too, except I ended up just creating a folder structure of Markdown files in Sublime. I figured Sublime was a good way to go because it is already always open for work stuff and it's got decent searching capability. For mobile (more for reading, not creating), I use MarkdownX (free) which integrates nicely with the Android Dropbox app. For clipping links into my notes on desktop, I use a Chrome extension called "Copy as Markdown" which creates a nicely formatted link for my notes.
- coverband 10y agoDropbox Paper has a decent web UI but its iOS app was 116 MB. By comparison, the actual Dropbox iOS client is at 88 MB.
- ajpalkovic 10y agoSorry about that :( We're going to significantly reduce it soon.