Browser Notepd

Browser Notepad has a nice roomy text area, and appears as a separate panel that you can minimize. It has all the basic abilities of Notepad, including the ability to choose a font. You can save your notes to anywhere in your local drive or OneDrive. The Title is the filename. It has a couple of peculiarities. 1) If you don't have it on your button bar, but call it from the Extensions menu, rather than launch immediately, it adds itself to the button bar, and then hangs a small button onto the button bar, which waits for you to click it to launch the notepad. 2) It doesn't remember its state, so it loads a generic blank note at launch, and you have to turn WordWrap back on with every use. 3) The Backspace key works as expected, but when you press the Delete key, it deletes both the previous character and the following character at the same time, as if you were pressing both keys at once. This bug is mildly annoying. Nevertheless, a very convenient app!

It's an overall okay app. The design of it is outdated, something like a 2008 program. You have to set up the font settings before you type and it's not a tab that stays on while you are on your sites. It's a separate tab that pops up. It does the job but make sure to save your note since it won't really take you back where you left off.

Notepad is good because I remembered something and saved it and now I am successful!