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1. #STANDARD NOTES WINDOWS HOW TO#
2. #STANDARD NOTES WINDOWS INSTALL#
3. #STANDARD NOTES WINDOWS MANUAL#
4. #STANDARD NOTES WINDOWS FOR ANDROID#

It lets you create check lists, and once you mark an item complete it moves to the bottom under completed tasks. There is also a MarkDown editor if you prefer to edit and save MarkDown data.Īnother editor I use a lot is the checklist. There is another editor which gives you a “Word” like environment to do bold, italic, and the like. One is a code editor, that gives syntax highlighting for a huge array of languages. Most of these extensions are around various editors. It also enables you to use the rich set of extensions Standard Notes offers. With the paid model, you gain access to different color themes. In addition, you are stuck with the basic color scheme of a white or gray background with black text. In the free model, you are restricted to text only notes. You can take an unlimited number of notes, and these will be synced for you. Standard Notes uses what is known as a “freemium” model. You need to make sure to store your password in a safe place like your password vault. They do make it clear, if you forget your password, they have no way of helping you. Even if someone got access to their servers, all the data will be gibberish. As Standard Notes doesn’t have your password they have no way to decrypt the data. It is then sent to the sync server over an encrypted connection. It uses industry standard encryption, not something they made up themselves.Īll of your note data is encrypted on your device. Speaking of security, the biggest benefit to Standard Notes is encryption.

#STANDARD NOTES WINDOWS MANUAL#

You can (and should!) also do a periodic manual backup via the Account menu. I mentioned backups, by default Standard Notes will perform an automated backup on a regular basis. This capability should make any business more confident in adopting Standard Notes. You can restore your backup to the new server, make an adjustment in the app to point to your private sync server and you are back in business. You (or your company) could download the server project and spin up your own sync server. They hang up a “going out of business” sign on their website and head off to a remote island in the Bahamas for an early retirement. Let’s say the owners of Standard Notes win a bazillion dollars in the lottery. This also has some very positive implications to the longevity of Standard Notes. Very useful if you are super concerned about security, or want to stand up your own Standard Notes server for your companies private use. As such you can stand up your own private sync server and use it to sync all of your notes. The Standard Notes sync server is also an open source project that you can download. The syncing ability is handled by Standard Notes using their sync server software.

All of the source code is available for you to inspect, and even contribute to.

Standard Notes is an open source project. Enter a note on your Mac, and it will be there on your Android device, or any combination of the platforms I just mentioned. The notes you enter are synced across all of your devices, much like Microsoft To Do.

#STANDARD NOTES WINDOWS INSTALL#

Handy for when you are using a computer or device that you can’t or don’t want to install the Standard Notes application on. In addition, you can also login to the Standard Notes with your web browser and access your notes that way.

#STANDARD NOTES WINDOWS FOR ANDROID#

In addition, it also has mobile apps for Android as well as iOS, both phone and tablet. Standard Notes has apps for Windows, macOS, and almost every Linux Distro. Multi PlatformĪs I stated in my previous post on Microsoft To Do, I have a strong preference for apps that work across multiple platforms.

#STANDARD NOTES WINDOWS HOW TO#

Let me start by covering some of its special characteristics, then we’ll get a short overview on how to use it. Now, I know what you are thinking, “Yet another note taking app? What makes this so special?” You can find and download Standard Notes from its website. In this post I’ll talk about an outstanding application called Standard Notes. With this post I’ll continue my series on useful tools and utilities.