Uses Google analytics. AVOID if you value your data.

Good app for taking notes and having that notes synced with pc and phone.

Notes eklenti olarak değilde Firefox 'a dahil edilmeli. Firefox'da gömülü olmalı .

This app is wonderfully simple and user-friendly. No need to visit a special website, just hit a button and there it is on the side of your screen. I love it. However, with simplicity comes a lack of features that I feel are crucial to a note-taking application. First is a dark mode. This saves battery on mobile devices and causes far less eye strain (unless Mozilla makes the background pure black, please don't do that). Second is a folder system for organizing your notes. This way you can categorize notes related to a certain topic together, instead of scrolling through a long list of unrelated notes trying to find something you wrote a long while ago. Some other useful, but less important features I'd like to see added are the ability to retitle your notes, export notes to .txt files, a word count feature, and the ability to import images into your notes.

How to use this extension on Firefox for Android?

so far so good

Syncs with my browser, and supports markdown on mobile and desktop - awesome!!! I'd love to see more apps by Mozilla!

Very nice, convenient and simple add-on. EXCEPT: Sync doesn't work. Most of the time it says "synced" when it's not, or returns a "*** on this computer ***" out-of-date copy of the content.
Sometimes it appears to sync properly and it gives you back an older version 2 days later!
Clearly not ready.
On Android: it's not a Firefox add-on but a separate standalone app. And it has no features at all, not even the text editor buttons (font-size, Bold, list items).
And last but not least: "Access your data for ssl.google-analytics.com" WHAT ARE YOU THINKING???
Anyone knows a good alternative?

I hope there will be a (convincing) explanation for the obligatory use of Google Analytics. Otherwise, why to use Notes, instead of Keep or other similar apps?

Using google-analytics contradicts the ideology of the community. Quote:"Principle 4 Individuals’ security and privacy on the internet are fundamental and must not be treated as optional". What privacy can we talk about if you provide users data to Google?!

It's not Word - functionality for a small integrated Add-On not bad. Syncronizing causes hazzle.

This is a very handy addition to Firefox. One problem, however is that syncing between computers is not working even when signed in.

Estoy Probando