Notesy. That’s the awesome Dropbox-based note app that only handles plain text, right?
Oh, what’s that? The latest version has added Quick Look support so that you can view files like PDFs, Pages documents, and JPEGs from right within the app? Oh, that’s not too shabby!
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The change to support the viewing of non-text files actually stems from developer David Findlay’s desire to make the app less intrusive (previous versions would force non-text files into a special quarantine folder labelled problem-files), but I think it could be an interesting new avenue of possibilities fore this note app.
More dynamic note support could move Notesy a little more in the direction of Evernote and Awesome Note in terms of the breadth of information users can manage, but I’ll have to wait until sub-folder support (coming soon) until I can play with a few alternative uses for this new Quick Look feature. For now, however, it’s cool enough to be able to view receipts in the same folder as all my main notes.
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