About WebNotes:
Have you ever wondered if there was a better way to make notes when you are researching for something on the web instead of using a Notepad to save important notes? Say bye bye to the notepad! Here is Web Notes. A simple extension that helps you take notes on the web at the click of a button.
New Features:
> Categorize notes using tags
> Rename Tags
> Delete Tags and Notes assigned to those tags
> Change Tag assigned to a note
> Updated context menu to enhance user experience
User Guide:
Adding a New Tag:
1. Right Click on the web page and "Web Notes -> Add New Tag"
2. In the pop-up box enter the new tag name
Save a Note:
1. Select the text from the web page
2. Right Click on the selected text and "Web Notes -> Add Note to [<default_tag>]"
View Notes:
1. Click on the Web Notes button beside the omnibox (URL/Address bar)
2. You'll be taken to a new tab with all your notes
Rename Tags:
1. Click on the Web Notes button beside the omnibox (URL/Address bar)
2. Select the tag from the drop down box
3. Press the Pencil button (tool-tip: Rename Tag...) beside the drop down box
4. In the pop up box enter the new tag name and click on 'Ok'.
Delete Tags:
1. Click on the Web Notes button beside the omnibox (URL/Address bar)
2. Select the tag from the drop down box
3. Press the Trash button (tool-tip: Delete Tag) beside the drop down box
4. The tag and all its notes will be deleted
FAQ:
1. What is "Set Default Tag"?
A. This option is used to set the default tag under which a note will be saved. It is only visible when your Right Click without making any selection.
2. What is "Add Note to a New Tag"?
A. This option will add a new tag and save the selected text under the new tag. This option is only visible when you Right Click on selected text.
3. Why don't I see the newly added tag in my Web Notes drop-down?
A. Refresh your Web Notes page to display all the newly added tags.
Upcoming Features:
> Import and Export Notes
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New feature requests are welcome.
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