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Best Notepad in your broswer
Open your browser.
Enter "data:text/html, <html contenteditable>" for the url (wo the quotes).
Type in the page.
This is my everyday go-to noteskeeping. Enjoy
- jeremybencken 13y agokind of cool, but the data disappears with the tab.
- danielfernandez 13y agoYou can add some js magic to save data to the URL and it will remain in the browser's history. Check a post I wrote about it: http://dfernandez.me/articles/3%20-%20drawing%20bookmarklet/ http://dfernandez.me/articles/3%20-%20drawing%20bookmarklet/
- bowerbird 13y ago1. we've seen this way too many times before. 2. you can't even _spell_ "browser". 3. there are lots of existing apps that will local-storage save the contents of your note. -bowerbird
- bowerbird 13y agopoint #2 should have had a smiley attached to it. -bowerbird