Confidential Note Taking App for Chrome
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Confidential Note Taking App for Chrome
Secure and Private Note Taking with Chrome Extension
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4.4
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248M
Registered Users
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Notes Created
2M
Notes Created Daily
Frequently Asked Questions
The app is designed for confidential note taking, providing a secure environment to store sensitive information directly in your Chrome browser.
No, the app requires an internet connection to access notes as it functions within the Chrome browser, which needs connectivity.
Yes, the maximum file size for uploads is 100 MB, ensuring quick processing and efficient storage.
You can add the note-taking app from the Chrome Web Store. Search for the app, click 'Add to Chrome,' and follow the prompts to complete the installation.
Yes, you can easily edit your notes. Simply open the note and make your changes, then save the updated version.
The app helps you organize notes into categories for better management, making it easy to find and access specific information.
As the app focuses on confidentiality, it is best used for personal note-taking rather than collaborative editing.
No, there is no specific character limit for notes. However, for optimum performance, avoid extremely lengthy individual notes.
Backup functionality depends on the app settings and whether you sync with cloud storage options. Check the app settings for these features.
Yes, you can attach files to your notes, as long as they are within the 100 MB file size limit.
As it's a Chrome extension, it works on any device using Chrome, and you can sync notes across devices if logged into the same account.
While primarily focused on text, the app may allow audio file attachments within the specified file types and size limitations.
Check if the app has a recycle bin feature or version history for recovery options, as this may vary depending on app settings.
Interface customization options depend on app updates and features, typically focused on text layout rather than UI changes.
Audio files can be up to 60 minutes in length, ensuring manageable file size and processing time.