Turn your browser into a notepad with one line
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Turn your browser into a notepad with one line
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Re: Turn your browser into a notepad with one line
#2So "data:text/html, " is the new "about:" to do some inline html? Useful to know.
Re: Turn your browser into a notepad with one line
#3That's pretty handy. In Chrome ctrl+b and ctrl+i bold and italics the text respectively. If I can get bullets that could be a nice replacement for the text editor I currently use for notes.
Re: Turn your browser into a notepad with one line
#4This is really useful. Thanks.
Re: Turn your browser into a notepad with one line
#5Thanks for this nice trick. I have Emacs bound to ctrl-alt-E so can pop that up whenever I need a scratch pad (Linux, obviously), but this is just cool. I've bookmarked it.
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#6Now I just need some javascript to listen for Ctrl+S and save it as a text file in ~/Documents/scratchpads. Time to get crackin'
Re: Turn your browser into a notepad with one line
#7Nifty trick. To build on this, if you use chrome, add it as a search engine with a special keyword so you can type in your URL bar something like "note + + " then you're in typing mode.
Re: Turn your browser into a notepad with one line
#8Beautiful...what other nifty things can you do except for making the element 'contenteditabe' ?
Re: Turn your browser into a notepad with one line
#9In unrelated news coderwall.com really needs good syntax highlighting. Is called CODERwall for God's sake.
Re: Turn your browser into a notepad with one line
#10Nifty trick. To build on this, if you use chrome, add it as a search engine with a special keyword so you can type in your URL bar something like "note + + " then you're in typing mode.
Yeah this is nifty. For the lazy:
Name: note
Keyword: note
URL: data:text/html, %s
Of course, you could change the style of the URL. That's just what I defaulted to.