If you enter a name of a workspace that does not exist, it will automatically be created for you.
If you want to just see the features of webnote, feel free to explore the sample workspace.
Webnote is a tool for taking notes on your computer. It allows you to quickly write something down during a meeting, class, or any other time that you have a web browser available.
You start by creating a workspace and creating notes in the workspace. You can save your workspace at any time and return to them from the same computer or any other computer. You can also share your notes with others by providing the workspace name (or url) to a friend.
There’s a known bug with how Safari encodes notes when saving. If the text on your notes is in ASCII (most English characters), then there are no problems. However, if you’re notes contains non-English characters, Safari encodes them in an unreadable format for Firefox/IE users. I’m working on a fix, but it’s complicated because I want to maintain compatibility with existing notes.
Update: This should now be fixed. Notify me if you have any problems.
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How can I download this very interesting tool?
Comment by Lou Thierwechter - January 18, 2005 @ 8:29 amTMI - To Much Information
Trackback by A New Adventure - January 21, 2005 @ 7:26 amI don’t think this is related to this “bug” but did someone else encounter the problem that saving the RSS as Firefox link (that would be a livefeed or something) doesn’t work? I mean saving does work but when Firefox wants to get the RSS it says that it couldn’t load it.
Comment by Philipp Keller - March 22, 2005 @ 5:27 amOtherwise a great tool!