Note quickly with Quick Note

Apps and Extensions are one of the Chrome's most interesting features. The freedom that these add-ons give to users is pleasant. Previously, I introduced Scratchpad, a useful offline app form taking note in Chrome and sync them with your Google Drive Account. Today I'm going to do this again, this time with a different app: the Quick Note.

Quick Note's UI. Picture from Chrome Web Store

Quick Note is an offline app: "The quickest way to take notes in Chrome, as quick and slick as the best desktop note-app" they say. One of  Quick Note's advantages is its "Quick to Add and Edit" feature, gives you the ability to take notes quickly and easily from web pages without leaving them. You can access this  feature by right clicking on any part of a page and select "New Note". This will show a sidebar on the right side of the page that allows you to write/take notes. Also highlighting a part of a web page and select "New Note" outcomes the same result.

Quick Note can sync your data on Diigo cloud servers that of course needs a Diigo account. You can sign up for Diigo directly or use your Google, Twitter, Facebook or Yahoo accounts for sign up. The sync process is done almost instantly. Besides, running Quick Note takes much less RAM than most of other apps that makes it a good choice for common uses.

Quick Note

Developer: Diigo

Version: 1.4.1

Updated: Friday, July 6, 2012

Works Offline: Yes

Languages: Deutsch, English, Nederlands, Türkçe, italiano, polski, português (Portugal), русский, 中文 (简体), 中文 (繁體), 日本語, 한국어

This app can access:

● Your data on all websites
● Your tabs and browsing activity