Some people compare it to the most expensive commercially available silk, Pashmina Silk but that comparison is off base. “The thread is a remarkable silk-wool blend, a new fabric named Allurotique. With that being said, there’s a few things I’d love to see in this app, based on my personal preferences: 1) the ability to float a note when I need to use multiple notes simultaneously, 2) the ability to add tab settings and hyperlinks (right now I just copy/paste in from TextEdit), 3) a “Help” menu tab with a search field so I can quickly search the menu, 4) the ability to choose whether to have an embedded document show up as a preview image or a file icon/name, and 5) the ability to make the app window even smaller.Tom explained the details. In the past I’ve used Evernote and OneNote pretty heavily, but this app is just quicker and more user-friendly for my brain. I want to stress that I LOVE this app, and it's been a game-changer in organizing my notes. When I search for a key word in the search field, the notes containing this word will show up on the left…but, it doesn’t show me specific locations of this word WITHIN any documents. One last thing: there’s been muliple developer updates in my time using this app - AND - the developer was extremely helpful and quick to respond the two times I emailed with questions.ĬONS: The only issue I seem to have is with the search functionality. At first I thought the inability to create folder structures would drive me crazy, but adding/using tags is so seamless in this app that I’ve grown to prefer it. And the tagging system: VERY user-friendly.
For editing, it’s been an enormous advantage for me to be able to customize ALL quick-access editing options: you can designate specific fonts/styles/colors swatches to show in the top bar so you can apply them in one click.
But thankfully there’s little that can’t be done in this app. And if I can’t create something in a note, I know I can usually do it in TextEdit and copy/paste it back into MJournal. PROS: Easy note creation, easy editing, ability to add just about ANYTHING to a note. This app doesn’t have any cloud-based backup, so I appreciate that there’s something easily accessible on my Time Machine backups if need be.Īfter using this app pretty consistently over the last two years, here’s my take: Obviously it’s not TextEdit, but it does save individual notes (or “articles” as it calls them) as TextEdit docs on your hard drive. I feel like MJournal was able to make this all work for me. multiple document nesting, quicker access to customized editing tools, tagging/filtering/sorting). Archived articles are normally invisible but can be accessed if needed again.įor years I’ve enjoyed the flexibility of Mac’s native TextEdit app, but have always wished it could do a little more (i.e. Articles can be locked to prevent accidental changes. Customisable format bar with favorite colors and fonts for powerful but simple text formatting.
MJOURNAL INDENT ARCHIVE
Unique article view which combines regular articles, favorites, search results, archive and trash. To keep the mJournal experience simple articles are only structured by tags. Sync safe, mJournal works with all the usual sync services (syncthing, BTSync, Dropbox, iCloud Drive, etc.). Secure, all your notes are stored encrypted (AES-256)
MJOURNAL INDENT FOR MAC OS X
MJournal is a note taking application for Mac OS X with an unique usage experience and a focus on simplicity, security and syncing.
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