

But it is capable, easy to use and very accessible. Notes by Firefox is not out to rival Evernote, Microsoft Onenote or similar services.

You can get the Notes by Firefox Android app direct from the Google Play Store:
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You can install the notes add-on from the Firefox Test Pilot site: You may encounter bugs, rough edges, and other minor issues. Get Notes by Firefoxīoth the Notes by Firefox web extension and the Android app are considered pre-release software. If you’d rather you can keep all notes locally in your browser, or, by signing in, sync notes between different versions of Firefox running on different operating systems and computers. You don’t need to use the Android appįor what it’s worth, you do not need to own an Android devices to use this feature or enable sync. The only hard requirement for syncing is that you have a Firefox account. You can create as many quick or detailed notes as you like, all of which sync (using end-to-end encryption) between your different devices. I use these all the time in Google Keep (and on Github issues). It’d be great if Mozilla add actionable tick list support. You can also export all your notes to HTML. If you need more room to take notes just extend the size of the sidebar. The WYSIWYG editor makes text formatting easy. Write, edit and sync notes to and from the browser on your desktop and the phone in your pocketįrom there you can add, edit, or delete notes (which automatically sync between Firefox for desktop on Windows, macOS and Linux and the Android app).Īll the standard note-taking features are present, including Markdown support, bullet lists and headers.
