Microsoft is finally making the OneNote to rule them all

Aug05
by on August 5, 2021 at 11:15 pm
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As someone who’s been on tablets PCs since before the Surface line even popularized 2-in-1s, I’m something of a religious stylus user. I wrote many of my college notes on Microsoft’s OneNote, but in the last few years, the app has lived in a rather frustrating dichotomy. You had ‘OneNote for Windows 10,’ built on the more modern UWP code and available right from the Windows Store, and then you had OneNote, the classic version of the app distributed through Microsoft Office. In my experience, the former has tended to be more responsive, while the latter had way more features built-in…

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I tried vertical tabs in Microsoft Edge, and now I can’t go back to Chrome

Aug04
by on August 4, 2021 at 10:38 pm
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There are two kinds of people in the world: those who keep their tabs neat and tidy and those who drown in an endless sea of microscopic slivers atop their browser. Actually, scratch that. I don’t think I’ve ever met someone who keeps their tabs tidy. I certainly don’t. Oh, I’ve tried. Over the years I’ve various tab grouping methods. I’ve tried double-layer horizontal tabs. I’ve tried various extensions that allow you to quickly search for and close tabs. I’ve even given vertical tabs, the subject of this post, a try in various iterations before. But inevitably I’ve always masochistically reverted…

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