KeepNotes for Google Keep for Mac
Convenient access to Google Keep Notes (was MyKeep Notes for Google Keep).
$10.00
In English
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KeepNotes for Google Keep overview
KeepNotes for Google Keep (was MyKeep Notes for Google Keep) is an easy and convenient way to access Google Keep Notes on your Mac. MyKeep Notes for Google Keep places powerful functions at your disposal, such as a widget for desktop, multi-window mode, and fast menu-bar access. Many hotkeys to make your work even faster.
Features:
- Create notes fast by using hotkey and the QuickEntry
- Create notes from clipboard - just press the hotkey and the text appears in the note
- With the desktop widget, you can access your notes any moment
- Menu bar access + you can open the list of notes in the Menu bar by using a hotkey
- Various modes available - "Window mode", "Desktop widget", "Menu bar access"
- Set the hotkeys yourself
- Beautiful themes
- Launch at the system start
- Show/Open App at the system start
NB: An Internet connection is needed to use MyKeep Notes for Google Keep; offline mode not supported.
Legal Note: This app is in no way affiliated with, authorized, maintained, sponsored or endorsed by the Google Inc. Keep and all other copyrights are the property of Google Inc. and their respective owners.
What’s new in version 1.8
Version 1.8:
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KeepNotes for Google Keep for Mac
$10.00
In English
Version 1.8
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Aug 12 2019
Version: 1.7
Decent app, but dev pulled it from the Mac App Store and offers no upgrade path for previous buyers.
More than that his reason for pulling it from the MAS is odd, claims he did it because Apple takes too long to approve updates. Funny other devs don't have such an issue, and to be honest, if I'm using an app that needs me to offer my google/gmail password to get into my account, I trust Apple's review process to give me some protection - and this change gives me a few concerns...
More than that his reason for pulling it from the MAS is odd, claims he did it because Apple takes too long to approve updates. Funny other devs don't have such an issue, and to be honest, if I'm using an app that needs me to offer my google/gmail password to get into my account, I trust Apple's review process to give me some protection - and this change gives me a few concerns...
