Revive Hackpad with an Nextcloud integration? app ideas It is more an observation and a board when I write ideas in the goal of others do the same to increase nextcloud and build a better software (even if now, nextcloud is even better that I could have hopped ! )
This post is not an unproductive critic and even less a sterile attack. Evernote or other product users want ergonomy and a homogeneous solution between desktop and smartphone.Nextcloud users (or developpers ?) think that a note app which create text files is a very good and producive app beacause they can open it with a simple text editor.Not especially because of more devs people on a project, on more money. This could be where we meet the free software boarder with proprietary. When I test paper or evernote, I do not see any anchor in front of my titles, I can underline and cross easily my text, I can create lists and spredsheet etc. This is a great benefit for those who work while on the go.Dropbox paper is an improved concept of note apps.Īnd excuse me but we can’t compare apps such as evernote / paper and nextcloud note app. Plus, you can also edit documents this way, even without an internet connection. Mobile functionality: You can carry all of your documents with you via the Dropbox Paper mobile app.There's no need to copy and paste or re-upload. Saves document directly to Dropbox: All the documents you create inside Dropbox Paper are automatically saved to Dropbox.Invite them into a document, share the document via email, comment to draw attention to specific areas in the document-the options for collaboration are many.
Simplifies sharing and collaboration: Dropbox Paper simplifies sharing ideas, strategies, to-do lists, and so much more with others.Even free Dropbox accounts can access the tool. Free to use: As long as you have a Dropbox account, you can use Dropbox Paper.Other benefits of using Dropbox Paper include:
And that's just one of its many benefits. Dropbox Paper delivers a simplified way to create documents on the fly without much effort.
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