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Standard notes for windows plus#

Admittedly I don’t really need it to have a code editor to save my code in it but it’s a nice feature nonetheless! For blocks of HTML and CSS that I use very regularly it’s very useful to be able to have it all saved into Standard Notes. I don’t often write code directly into Standard Notes however I do use it as a code library very often for this website. Power users of spreadsheets may find a few features missing but personally I have everything I need. The spreadsheet works well and is more than enough for your typical needs though. So even if it’s good to use now, it could still do with some refinement. You also can’t multiple select cells and drag them to a new place, you have to cut and paste them. More problematic is that the buttons for insert columns to the left/right, rows above/below etc don’t work properly. I’d like to be able to set it to my own currency, Euros. One of the things I dislike about their spreadsheet editor is that the currency format of it only supports dollar signs. It’s difficult to find a spreadsheet editor that works so well on a phone.

Standard notes for windows Pc#

Unlike many spreadsheet applications, this one is easy to use on both my PC and on my phone. I use it to calculate my personal finances, safe in the knowledge that everything is encrypted.

This is the spreadsheet editor of Standard Notes and for me it does everything I’d ever need it to. Whether I’m on my PC or my phone the editor works well. It works just great and I have no issues with it.

Standard notes for windows plus#

Plus editor is a little like the WordPress editor or a basic version of what you’d find in Microsoft Word. I use only half of the many Premium features available but they’re probably the ones most people will use. I can even do financial spreadsheets in it, which is great. It makes my life so much easier now that everything is in one place. I use the premium version of Standard Notes and I love it.

Standard notes for windows password#

I think it would be a good feature if we could password protect tags too. You can currently set passwords on individual notes, however that means anyone looking into the app window can still see the note titles. Not the way the app itself is unlocked with your main password, I mean the way it protects individual items within the Standard Notes app.

1 year plan: $4.17 per month ($49 billed all at once)Īnother area for improvement is it’s password protection system within the app.

5 year plan: $2.48 per month ($149 billed all at once).

They also say on their website that if you are financially unable to afford a subscription, then you can send them an email explaining the situation to get a discount. As I’ve already mentioned though, Standard Notes is great even if you just use the free version. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still affordable but the 1 year plan currently costs 58% more than the 5 year one, I consider that a bit too different. Even the one year plan is still considerably more expensive than the 5 year plan. It’s very cheap if you get the 5 year subscription however if you want to pay monthly the price difference is crazy. An area for improvement is its premium features price structure. Standard Notes is really amazing and they’ve done a great job with this service. It has a spell checker built in and can support multiple languages (I use the french and english spell checker for example). I also like the spreadsheet add on that comes with the premium service. To keep text documents, I am convinced that Standard Notes is the best option available. Just for the record my old way of taking notes was writing things in notepad files and email drafts… it was a really messy system and I used to lose things constantly. The user interface is great and the ability to tag notes is so useful that I don’t think I could ever go back to my old way of taking notes. I love the fact that Standard Notes is open source, zero knowledge and client-side encrypted. So basically you can use it on everything.

Standard notes for windows android#

Standard notes has applications for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iOS. However if you just want the ability to take text notes, it’s free. They have a premium option that includes more features like spreadsheets and nested categories. Only you have access to your data and best of all, Standard Notes is free. It’s such a simple, well designed and useful service. As well as that I keep recipes, notes, quotes, training diaries, my Bathmate and Penomet diaries and a whole lot more in it. Many articles for this website were first written in Standard Notes. I use Standard Notes for almost everything I write digitally. You can download it for most platforms including Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iPhone. Standard Notes is an encrypted note taking software.