Yes, but (1) Webnote works in the Mozilla based browsers, which means you can run it under many operating systems, (2) Webnote is saved at a web site, so you can easily access your notes from any computer with web access, and (3) Webnote is free. Those are three nice features. Romanpoet wrote:
] Decius wrote:
] ] A neat little tool for creating virtual sticky notes on a
] web
] ] page. Somewhat wiki like. Worth a look. Unfortunately does
] not
] ] work in Safari.
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] All done in JavaScript -- not bad. Dont know if it will be
] useful though. Looks like http://eastgate.com/Tinderbox/ but
] doesnt have many of the more useful features of it. | 
