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Many times I like to store my notes on an online service so I can access them from everywhere or add new notes to them

I like it to be

  • secure
  • fast loading
  • few clicks
  • robust
  • free, small ad is ok
  • just for myself, but it is OK if there are sharing features

NOT needed: mobile app, desktop app, full-text search

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  • Only as a web site, no mobile/desktop apps needed? Free? Advertisement OK? Do you need full-text search? Do you need any kind of sharing, or only for yourself, nothing shared/public? – Nicolas Raoul♦ Apr 30 '14 at 9:04
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    @NicolasRaoul a website, no mibile, no desktop app, free, small ad is ok, no full-text search, more for myself, sharking is ok – Ahmad Apr 30 '14 at 10:42
  • @Ahmad: Would you consider self-hosting it (e.g., on a cheap shared webhosting account), too? – unor Apr 30 '14 at 12:43
  • Something like a personal wiki would work for you if it requires a login? – Raystafarian Apr 30 '14 at 12:46
  • @unor I prefer it as another website service, something like google docs. it needs to be permanent. login is OK, but if there is another simple personalizing method is also ok – Ahmad Apr 30 '14 at 12:53
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I use Google Keep:

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  • It's fast
  • It's free
  • Easy to use
  • Has mobile apps

Here is a review from LifeHacker

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Ever heard of Kanbanize?
It's actually a Kanban tool, but also work very well for taking notes. There is a free version of it, I don't know if the performance is very good because I only use the proversion.

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You can use Zippyjot.com. It is a free online notepad that is fast, very easy to use and does not require a login. You can edit/delete your notes. Search and sort notes by date and title. There's also an auto save feature which will save your notes as you type

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I use simplenote

It syncs with its apps

Been using it for 2 years.

There are also many userstyles for the website version if you want to change it into dark version.

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