ShirusuPad is a simple, yet powerful program designed to keep notes of any kind. Perfect for making notes while surfing, programming, or while brainstorming before a new project. It can even be used as a simple library containing your favorite links, addresses, and phone numbers. You can directly click on highlighted URLs to open them with the default webbrowser. And all the information can later be accessed simply by clicking on the icon in the System Tray.
- Critical bug fixed, that made ShirusuPad crash for some users during start-up
- Fixed the "List out of Bounds"-bug in the Settings-window that sometimes occured
1.1b Beta (Oct 23, 2008)
Small footprint !
Some Fonts in settings.ini file
wish.....
Tabs wrap would be nice?
Side Panel & Tabs - Exchange Position?
All floating notes appear on one alt-tab?
Very long notes in floating move up but snap to top?
1.1b Beta (Dec 21, 2005)
Nice program - been using it for a few versions. An update is due, though. The ability to save tabs in a project file (instead of the limited export feature) would be helpful and adding notes to checklists will expand it a lot. Finally, some rich formatting options like bold and underline would be cool.
Still, there's nothing better I know of on the market. It's free, light in resources and easy to access. Font sizes can be changed and the checklist/notification features are terrific if you need them.
1.1b Beta (May 13, 2005)
Oddish, of course you can adjust the font size, both in the tabs and in the text box.
Why are people so quick to judge without even giving the programs a proper chance? If you don't like the program, that's fine, but to give it a bad review without even testing it is just bad manners.
1.1b Beta (Apr 21, 2005)
I would've given it a 4, but just the fact that you can't even adjust the completely ridiculous 0.00001 pt font size takes it down two notches.