2 Ways to Add an Useful Mini Notepad to Firefox
Generally its quite common that you have to use "Hi dude… wassup… wasn’t online becoz…." on various social sites, emails etc. Hence for most users and even for webmasters, bloggers a handy notepad integrated with their favorite fast browser firefox can be really useful.
What happened previously is that I had my desktop cluttered with loads of text files written in notepad or word alternatives.
#1- QuickNote : Handy Firefox Notepad Extension
Quick Note : A note-taking extension with tabs, automatic save, and basic integration with the browser/e-mail client.
Quite enough actually for a mini notepad and as the name suggests, it is an add-on that adds a simple notepad to Firefox in which you can copy and annotate everything you want.
Using Quicknote is very simple. Just use the default shortcut CTRL+F7 to lauch. Type, copy paste, scribble ….
But the best feature I think is the Right Click integration. When selecting a text, you can right click on it, and select Send to QuickNote and this will automatically copy that text to any open QuickNote session, or just start a new sidebar one if none is running yet.
> Install Quick Note for Firefox : Link
Nice notepad extension, do let us know in comments if you use it or plan to…
Tip : Amazing Notepad Tricks for Windows
#2- Smart Bookmarklet to Use a Simple yet Useful Notepad
(via) If you sometimes find a bit of text on a webpage that you want to make a quick note of, then this notepad is for you.
This bookmarklet (links below) will create a simple quick and handy notepad that you can run anytime directly from within your browser.
To install a bookmarklet simply "right-click" on a link and save it as a bookmark, or drag it to your bookmarks. You can then run the bookmarklet any time directly from your browser by clicking on the "Notepad" bookmark.
You can also select some text and then click on the Notepad bookmark to find your text automatically pasted into the notepad. When finished select save from the menu (or use ctrl-s), if you want to save your note as a text file, make sure you select Text Files (instead of Web Page) and enter a filename with a .txt extension.
To test this bookmarklet simply click on the link. It is also possible to select text and images and drag them into the notepad preserving any formatting. Such notes can be saved as a webpage.
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