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Notes

Notes kept the way Apple Notes keeps them: a note is a message in your Notes mailbox. Add the account to Apple Notes on your iPhone, iPad or Mac and the same notes appear there — an edit on one side appears on the other.

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Working in the web application

The folders come first: All notes, then Notes and its folders, each with how many notes it holds. Choosing one lists its notes, newest change first, under Today, Yesterday, the previous 7 and 30 days, then each month and year. A row shows the note's title, when it changed and the line after the title.

Notes on your devices

Add your account to Apple Notes as a mail account with IMAP and turn on Notes for it — the IMAP settings are in the Mail chapter, the app password in Accounts. Notes kept in iCloud or "On My iPhone" stay there; only the notes of this account are shared with the web application.

Offline

Opened from its home-screen bookmark, the application keeps a copy of your notes and their images and files on the device and works without a network; what you change is sent when the network comes back. Adding an image or a file needs a connection. Remove from this device, in the header, deletes the copy.

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