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Thanks for this. Very clever and handy. I've been wanting to make a simple web app with persistent notes, a homegrown Google Keep clone, to run on my shared ho

Thanks for this. Very clever and handy. I've been wanting to make a simple web app with persistent notes, a homegrown Google Keep clone, to run on my shared host, just for privacy purposes. But this is a neat little non-persistent solution for single-location use.

jddj 3y ago
If it's just for you (and in some cases even if not), you can also just save the innerhtml directly to a database to get the persistence. Run it through a sanitizer before serving it back, but otherwise it'll work fine.