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That's pretty darn good. If it only saved the data so I could open it again and see my note, it would be perfect.
by leros 4y ago
That's pretty darn good. If it only saved the data so I could open it again and see my note, it would be perfect.
- CrypticShift 4y agoIf you want something that saves + local, you need an extension. This one comes to mind (chromium) https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/papier/hhjeaokafplhjoogdemakihhdhffacia https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/papier/hhjeaokafpl...
- adamredwoods 4y agoIf one only needs a scratch pad, localStorage works. Just save this to a file and load the file into Chrome: <html contenteditable="true"><body></body></html> <script> const a=localStorage.getItem('saved-text-data'); document.querySelector('body').innerHTML=a; setInterval(()=>{localStorage.setItem('saved-text-data', document.querySelector('body').innerHTML);}, 2000); </script>
- leros 4y agoI just about considered buying a short domain and putting this code up on there
- leros 4y agoThis is the winner. Opening a new tab is the lightest weight action. Thanks for suggesting it!
- adamredwoods 4y agoFile: Save-page-as Then, re-open the file in Chrome. Re-save as needed. EDIT: Looks like you can even drag-n-drop images and URLs into it.
- pwg 4y agoYou've changed your requirements here vs. your initial post: Note from your original post: "It doesn't need to save,".
- nnoitra 4y ago