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> I wouldn't say it's quite there yet, my mom probably should wait a little to try it out Curious about what features you feel non-technical users might be mis

• jraph 3y ago
  > need more than what WordPad might offer To be noted CryptPad comes with its own fork of OnlyOffice, a complete Office suite. Maybe not as complete as MS Office or LibreOffice though. It's not only simple pads (anymore?).
• Aachen 3y ago
  It's not so much about features as UX and polish. When I wanted to use the forms for registering for a game event, I sent it to a friend to try out and it crashed the browser on their phone (mobile game, so most users are on phones). Apparently the cryptpad owners couldn't reproduce with the same browser but one crash among n=2 didn't bode well enough to use it for hundreds of players We did use it for keeping organisational notes, but finding out how to use the sharing folders system took a little trial and error It's this sort of thing that I want to set the expectations for when sharing it with others. When people go in with a mindset of it being a cool thing with rough edges, and it turns out not to be so rough, that's only more reason to be impressed and stick around. If you go there expecting a fully-fledged Google Docs clone, I think that'll be disappointing and give a feeling of "it's nearly good enough" (and then they leave and forget about it) Anyway that's my expectation on expectations, I'm happy to hear it's currently already in a state so good that you've converted non-techies :D