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A note-taking extension that groups notes by URL with rich text editing "URL Notes," is to provide a convenient way for users to take and manage notes that are associated with specific URLs. Here are the key features and functionalities: 1. Note Taking: Users can create, edit, and delete notes. Each note can have a title and rich text content. 2. URL Association: Notes are associated with the URL of the current tab, allowing users to organize their notes based on the websites they visit. 3. Grouping: Users can choose to group notes either by the full URL or by the domain of the URL. 4. Search: Users can search through their notes using a search bar. 5. Dark Mode: The extension supports a dark mode, which can be toggled on or off. 6. Keyboard Shortcuts: The extension provides information about keyboard shortcuts for quick access and editing. 7. Rich Text Editing: The extension uses CKEditor for rich text editing, allowing users to format their notes with various styles and elements. 8. Clipboard Integration: Users can copy the content of a note to the clipboard. 9. Cross-Platform: The extension is designed to work on both Windows and Mac platforms, with specific shortcuts for each. Overall, "URL Notes" aims to enhance productivity by allowing users to easily take and manage notes that are contextually linked to the web pages they are viewing.
Mar 26, 2025
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