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But time changes and I got new requirements to group some notes, keep images and tables.

#Boostnote review linux Offline#

It is a good application for taking notes, which supports markdown and great offline access. okay, but I need personal notesįor a long time, I was a big fan of SimpleNote. (really who shares notes on facebook or twitter?))

Sharing on LinkedIn/Twitter/Facebook/Email etc.

Different fonts families, sizes, colors in one note.

I still do not need next features in the Note-taking app:

# EvernoteĮvernote is too complex, and too many features that I do not need also it needs money to support more than 2 devices. P.S.: I like that OneNote UI is organized as a simple notebook with colored bookmarks.

#Boostnote review linux windows#

But if you use only Windows as your main platform - One Note is a good app to use. So I cannot say that it is really cross-platform. As most of the developers - I have Linux system on my work, and Web version of OneNote is too sloooow. And I used it for a long time, but it is good only on windows and mobile platforms. Microsoft has a good alternative to most note-taking apps. So to open a file in some directory I need to make 3 or 4 clicks and wait for page reloading for several times.īut still - the editor is good. And home page shows only Recent viewed files, but wait I have a structured data and I am not wondering about "the latest one". I dismissed it but in time - I get the ad back again. it shows the advertisement for me to connect a Slack (but I do not have any Slack connection on my personal email). It is unable to move to file B while you are editing file A.Īlso home page. Until I found that navigation between files really awful. I want to note that it has the GREAT editor, writing in Dropbox Paper is something I really like, for me, this was the best writing app. I disliked that panels where font size depends on the amount you wrote on the card.ĭropbox Paper is new enough and there was a time when it became too popular in one moment. There are a big amount of people who like Google Keep, but when I started to use it I found that interface is not so friendly and structured as I expected.

Math support ( LaTeX as example) - Just because I need it sometimes.

FOSS - It would be great to contribute and improve the application.

Encrypt the data - Privacy is good, but I do not keep passwords or some valuable data in my notes, so it is not too critical for me.

User-Friendly interface - UI should be clear, understandable, without any overhead and useless buttons/functions.

Supports basic folder structure (at least 1-level depth) - In time I found that I need to group notes by folders(groups), and tags don't work here.

Supports tables and keep images - Some markdown engines do not work with tables or images, actually, it is strange for me, because there is a specification what basic features markdown has.

Supports markdown - It is the best markup language with plain text formatting syntax!.

And I need to have a good cross-platform app with stable data synchronization.

Cross-platform - There are 3 different platforms I use every day: Android, Linux, and Windows.

Offline access from mobile - I separated that point from the previous one because some applications have offline access, but their mobile version is online-only.

Offline access - I like to travel, and most of all I prefer to write a text in a train, there is no internet access and no way to connect to remote.

Here I want to describe criteria which I choose to define the best note-taking application. So I want to share my experience about note taking applications and offer some recommendations if you are looking for the best app for your needs.Īnd I want to warn you that it is my subjective opinion, and all thoughts are based on my personal needs. I use notes several years in a row, and I tried different applications to simplify the process.

#Boostnote review linux software#

And the best way to do it - writing notes! Somebody prefers to use a simple notebook with paper and a pen, but I am a software developer and most of my time I spend near my notebook/PC/mobile-phone, also I am not so good in writing by hand.

As any other person, who would read that article - I wanted to structure my minds.