temporary online notepad
This notepad runs entirely in your browser: nothing is sent to a server while you type, and the version history only exists if you turn on local saving yourself.
The original line has 61 characters; the notepad cuts at 47 and adds an ellipsis, so the title saved in the history never exceeds 48 characters.
At 27 words, the reading time already hits the 1-minute floor, because the calculation uses 200 words per minute always rounded up.
Accents disappear, spaces and the ellipsis turn into a hyphen and everything becomes lowercase: the same process runs even on a title already trimmed by the 48-character limit.
Not by default. The editor works without persistent storage until you explicitly enable local saving on this device. While that option is off, closing the tab discards the text, so download the TXT or copy the note if it matters.
Only if you turn on the local saving switch first. By default it is off and the text disappears when the tab closes; turned on, the current draft and up to 20 snapshots stay stored in the browser localStorage.
Up to 20 snapshots at a time. Saving the 21st drops the oldest one automatically, so the history behaves like a fixed-size queue and does not grow without bound inside the browser storage.
Yes, up to 2 MB per .txt file, which covers most drafts and meeting notes. Files above that cap are rejected before loading, so the notepad stays responsive even on weaker devices.
If you enable local saving, the content will remain in this browser on this device until you delete it manually. Do not treat that as strong privacy on shared computers.
Editing happens locally in the browser. No note is sent to the server, and local storage remains optional.