Google Keep Chrome Extension

Jill Haglund2016年8月15日

★★★★★3

kunde varit gulare, så den syns bättre...

Anik Chatterjee2016年8月15日

★★★★★5

just awesome. Very easy and quick to edit necessary info.

Игорь Валерьевич2016年8月12日

★★★★★5

Все синхронизируется,работает хорошо. Перешел с evernote на keep. Пока только нахожу плюсы.

Dennis Esiri Tohabru2016年8月12日

★★★★★5

Keep is good to keep

Michał Filipek2016年8月12日

★★★★★3

please add functionality to add labels with # link like in website

Robert Lozinšek2016年8月12日

★★★★★4

preprosta in uporabna zadeva za shranjevanje zapiskov

Marco Hoppenbrouwers2016年8月11日

★★★★★1

maybe the keep extension is fine but chrome needs to be signed in for it to work. Signing in to your account using chrome is working for like 1 second and then it drops dead

Carpentry Pisos y Muebles de Madera2016年8月10日

★★★★★5

Excelente funcionalidad

匿名用户2016年8月10日

★★★★★5

E' l'estensione di quello che già sfrutto sullo Smartphone, quindi confermo la sua qualità ed utilità!

CleanSpace Corporation2016年8月10日

★★★★★5

Fantastic app! First, reminders by location are awesome. I can create reminders that notify me when I arrive on a specific property. I've been looking for a task app where I could follow the Steven Covey method of rating tasks by class (Important and Urgent, Important but not urgent, Urgent but not important and Not urgent & not Important). You can't use the classic model of assigning an A, B, or C and 1,2,3,4... for class and order of importance. However, you can assign colors to those classes and then drag the boxes around in the order you prefer. For me, a task can often need to be moved up the list, say a client calls and wants to meet a day early for presentation of a bid. I could then move that urgent and important item to the top of the list by simply tap/hold and drag to the top. Therefore I classify by color and prioritize by position on the list. You have to drag them around but it's easy enough to do. Master Task items get their own color (class) and I just place them at the bottom to reference to when I have open time to get to one of those normally important but not urgent items, like refining my web page.