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That's even crazier than my habit of writing notes in macOS TextEdit and never saving them. (Currently at "Untitled 235")
by pavlov 2y ago
That's even crazier than my habit of writing notes in macOS TextEdit and never saving them. (Currently at "Untitled 235")
- thih9 2y agoI’m at 380; I discovered that if you open mission control[1], preferably via the four-fingers-swipe-up touchpad gesture, you get some pretty visuals. Also, I have access to all of them on my phone via Files app and the iCloud sync, this is surprisingly practical. [1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mission_Control_(macOS) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mission_Control_(macOS)
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- isametry 2y ago> I have access to all of them on my phone via Files app and the iCloud sync TIL that "unsaved" TextEdit files automatically go to the iCloud/TextEdit folder! That changes things for sure. (It also means that there is no such thing as an unsaved TextEdit file.)
- isametry 2y agoHave you given Stickies.app a try? It is designed exactly around this model (notes are never "saved" in a true sense, they just live all over your desktop, what you can do is export / import text however). Although I'd be surprised if you haven't.