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WebNote

June 28, 2004

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By Jay | add this!

Here's a very cool concept for a web site—even if the graphic design of the site is a bit minimal. What you do get is a place where you can create your own sticky notes that persist across browser sessions. Just enter a name for your workspace at WebNote, and then add any sticky notes you like. If you choose to save the workspace, all the notes you created will be there the next time you come back. Currently there is no way to password-protect your workspace, but I suppose the more unique your workspace name is the more private it will be. It's an interesting concept nonetheless, and one that is simple and easy to use for when you need to jot something down in a flash and the only thing available is a web browser. Click.

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This is a neat little thingy. I like it :-)

Posted by: Dave | June 29, 2004 12:43 AM

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