Online notepad

Yes. There's no account and no signup: open the page and start typing. There's no limit on the number of notes, only on the space your browser gives each site.

In this browser on this device, in its local storage. They are never uploaded to Trezio or anywhere else, so another browser, another device or another browser profile won't see them. Your text size and line wrap settings are kept the same way.

Yes, if you come back in the same browser on the same device. Clearing your browsing data or this site's data deletes them, and some browsers remove data for sites you haven't visited in a while (Safari can after seven days). Download any note you can't afford to lose.

Nothing you type leaves your device: there's no account, and the page sends your notes nowhere. But anyone who uses this browser on this device can open the page and read them, so don't keep passwords here. In a private or incognito window, notes are forgotten when you close the window.

Yes, once the page is open. Writing, saving, switching notes and downloading all happen in your browser, so they keep working if your connection drops. Opening the page again later usually needs a connection.

Yes. Press New note to start another. Each note is named after its first line, the one you edited last is at the top, and you can switch between them, download them or delete them. Clearing or deleting one note leaves the others alone.

Browsers give each site about 5 MB of local storage, which is roughly five million characters of text across all your notes. The notepad tells you when you get close. Download the notes you want to keep and delete them here to make room.

No. This notepad keeps notes in one browser and never syncs them. If you want your notes everywhere, Trezio keeps notes, links and screenshots in one library that syncs: use it on the web on any computer, in the Android app, and save pages from Chrome with the extension. There's a free plan.