#APP SIMPLE NOTEPAD ANDROID#
Android does not support widgets from SD card. Moving app to the SD card disables widgets. If you don't want to keep them, delete manually.
#APP SIMPLE NOTEPAD PASSWORD#
Setting password does not delete exported notes. txt file 'without' meta data like color, priority, folder, etc. When you export a note/checklist, its text content is saved as. FAQ is available in the settings.Įxport/Import are not Backup/Restore. If you have questions, please mail me instead of using the review comment. ✔ Clickable links (url, email, phone, and map) in read-only mode ✔ Local clipboard to insert frequently used texts and timestamp ttf files in $sdcard/simplenotepad/fonts) ✔ Send data to Google Cloud Print (experimental, download Simple Notepad Cloud Print Addon to enable it) ✔ Upload to popular cloud storage services ✔ Attach pictures from camera and gallery ✔ Convert note to checklist (lines -> check items) ✔ Protect app launch and note/checklist using device security feature (PIN, pattern, password) for lollipop+ It's not only simple and easy to use but also comes with many features: checklist, widget, reminder, password protection, search, picture attachment, share, and more! This is exactly what I’d like to see in a “Services” menu in iOS 5.Simple Notepad is a notepad app that gives you a quick and easy note taking experience. And all of this for free, both for iPhone and iPad.ĭraftpad won’t become your new Simplenote but it’s a great addition to iOS – a notepad that’s customizable and you can extend to work with your favorite apps.
#APP SIMPLE NOTEPAD HOW TO#
What I really like, though, is that the app comes with support for multiple Twitter clients out of the box, and if you know how to find your way around iOS you can make Draftpad work with any app that supports text input. There’s also the possibility to switch to a black theme and check on your previous notes by tapping on the History button in the main page.
The “assist library” (the commands you can perform on text) can be extended and you can even write your own actions if you know how to play around with custom URI handlers.ĭraftpad comes with a bunch of non-app related actions, too, like “insert timestamp” or “copy all text”. You can write text and then share it via email or Twitter, search on Google, add it as a Calendar event or make it the body text of a new SMS, send it to Facebook or search in Maps.
This app can “route” text to a plethora of external native / 3rd party apps, like Apple’s SMS app or Facebook. Instead, Draftpad is all about doing stuff with the text you just wrote. Indeed it is a notepad that lets you jot down quick notes and thoughts, but it hasn’t got built-in online sync nor any other tagging or folder management capability.
Still, aside from those users who are firmly convinced Apple’s own Notes app is the best you can have on the iOS platform no matter what, the note-taking app genre is strong and alive in the App Store.ĭraftpad, developed by Manabu Ueno, might look like yet another take on mobile note capturing, but it’s not.
There are hundreds of alternative note-taking applications available in the App Store, and I’m not going to pretend I haven’t thought about trying a different one each week at least a couple of times. On your iPhone or iPad, I bet you’re using a note taking app like Simplenote, PlainText or Writings to organize your notes and have them backed up online.
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