I'm also a big fan of using standard notepad programs (this, TextEdit on OS X) but struggle to find a good program for mobile note taking. Any suggestions for iOS or Android?
But it's different from Blank Slate in that it doesn't allow for saving quickly (I make a PDF or take a screen shot if I need what I write for later referencing).
looks like Blank Slate can also do that (notes start as private but you can "publish" them, giving you a public URL). Other cool things about this one are that it is open source (https://github.com/tomasienrbc/notes) and that there are extensions, for instance to turn your note into a Google Doc. It also works with markdown so you can make bulleted lists and such.
Use "control" not the Mac key sorry! Are you windows? What browser? I don't have the ability to test on Windows or IE and neither does my co-creator (who posted the link).
It would be really nice if the new services commonly showcased on "Show HN" would take the time to correctly implement HTTPS. In fact, since my browser is set to strict-ssl enforcement, I cannot load the webpage at all.
It's not a good mobile experience yet. It uses almost exclusively native functionality to the <textarea> element without modification and that just sucks in basically all mobile browsers. I've been thinking about the best way to sustain a solid mobile version, I'll crack that code eventually.
A bit off topic but pertains to your question:
I made an iOS app with Parse.com for my backend[1]. Should I worry about others breaking in to my user's info? What can I do to protect their data?
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http://notepad.cc/
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data:text/html, <html contenteditable>
But it's different from Blank Slate in that it doesn't allow for saving quickly (I make a PDF or take a screen shot if I need what I write for later referencing).
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Also, I was able to type outside of the main textbox for some reason.
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Tried changing urls, got 200 on private links. Should be a 401, or a 404.
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It would be really nice if the new services commonly showcased on "Show HN" would take the time to correctly implement HTTPS. In fact, since my browser is set to strict-ssl enforcement, I cannot load the webpage at all.
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https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=blankslate.io
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blankslate.io uses an invalid security certificate.
The certificate is not trusted because no issuer chain was provided.
(Error code: sec_error_unknown_issuer)
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Any chance it'll have automatic numbered lists as well in a future version?
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[1] https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/habit-streaks-create-good/id...
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[+] [-] readme|11 years ago|reply
http://blog.ycombinator.com/new-hacker-news-guideline
and your comment would have been more concise and less gratuitously negative.
Same goes for the commenter bragging about how many bugs he's found and how "insecure" this app is. You could just tell him what the problems are.
It's a show and tell project, be nice.