Neat, minimalist idea. I like it.<p>Small nitpicky feedback: Your keyboard shortcuts say to use cmd + 1/2/3 to switch files. In Safari, that will load the first/second/third bookmark. The correct shortcut for Safari is ctrl + 1/2/3
Cool idea, nice implementation!<p>Feature request: please implement lists either as a keyboard shortcut or as a text macro. Both ordered (numbered) and un-ordered preferred.<p>BTW, for anyone who didn't catch it: you can change the name of each notepad. Just double-click the name, type what you want and it'll be saved.
Two requests:<p>1) I'd like the titles to be Markdown-friendly headings instead of C comments, personally.<p>2) I'm not sure if this is within scope - maybe this is just something to do on my own in Dropbox - but it would be neat if there were an 'archive' button. Let's say I'm done with one of my files and I want to clear it out. Push the button, and that file would be moved to archived/DATETIME.txt or something like that, and cleared.
Great job! Like the concept. But here's another nitpick.<p>I see when you activate a file, the animation first shrinks the file a bit and then expands it out. Is it possible to remove the shrinking? It makes the app "feel" a bit jerky. I think the reason is when you shrink the activating file, all other files expand by a bit. This causes the whole screen shifting a bit, leading to a somewhat jarring experience for a split second.
Interesting app. I actually like it because I use a paper planner that is laid out in columns like the app. (like this: <a href="http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-UQkLuS4qZtA/UTyyzpS9suI/AAAAAAAAAHs/cDQdsRTHKFw/s1600/M-F+Column+Grid.jpg" rel="nofollow">http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-UQkLuS4qZtA/UTyyzpS9suI/AAAAAAAAAH...</a>)
Really nifty and very well done.<p>If you have time down the road you could think of implementing one feature that every modern text editor for some reason lacks: autocorrect. TextEdit on Mac has some form of autocorrect but mostly sucks, I don't know why in 2014 we're still using the backspace but I feel it's time to move on.
Cool idea, not sure I like how the web app hijacks Command+N keys though (I use these often to switch between browser tabs). Lately I've been using a similar ~5 categories, and just emailing things to myself. I put the "tag" in the subject line have gmail filter them into labels.
I really like this, especially that it handles the tab key properly. I find it frustrating that it hijacks ctrl+tab and ctrl+shift+tab as well though. I use those to switch browser tabs. I'm on Linux + Firefox.
Looks nice. I have been using <a href="http://selfcoded.com/justnotes/" rel="nofollow">http://selfcoded.com/justnotes/</a> instead of evernote, but I will check this out!
Nice, I really like it.<p>My suggestions might be out of line with the minimalist philosophy but:<p>1) Code coloring or at least code blocks<p>2) The ability to open two at the same time, side by side