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J.ot Down is a simple, sharable online notepad
Going to the site opens up a new note. From there, you just type. There's no formatting with fonts, colors or styles, and no HTML support - just typing. When you pause, J.ot Down will autosave your document and give you a permalink you can use to share it or come back to it. You can also manually save.
That's the entire feature list, as far as I can tell. It's amazingly lightweight, and makes a good substitute for stickies or notepad docs when you're not on your home machine.
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dep said 8:02PM on 6-03-2009
neat, but I prefer etherpad.com -- A bit more functionality and better for collaboration.
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Luna said 12:40PM on 6-03-2009
This is a pretty cool tool. I've been using it since April to keep random notes, like my to do list and brainstorming ideas. It's like notepad for browsers. The best part is that you can open your notes on another computer without worrying about passing a file around.
Looking forward to multi-computer awareness so you can keep the same J.ot open on two computers without it over writing the wrong notes. ;)
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