Nice and simple, as a tool like this should be.
A few questions after playing for a few minutes:
* Where are the notes stored?
* Can I delete a block easily?
* After creating an additional cursor (great extra feature btw) how do I stop creating them, and/or remove one I've created?
The whole buffer is stored in a file called buffer.txt located in the user data directory (varies depending on platform, on Mac it's ~/Library/Application Support/Heynote, on Linux ~/.config/Heynote).
> Can I delete a block easily?
I do that by pressing: C-A Backspace Backspace.
> After creating an additional cursor (great extra feature btw) how do I stop creating them, and/or remove one I've created?
Pressing ESC (or C-G in Emacs mode) should remove all extra cursors.
∞∞∞text
content of note 1
∞∞∞text-a
note 2
-a denotes that the block language is in autodetect mode and
might change
∞∞∞css
.some-class {
Great way to make a list. Start with a number, make your list, then use the additional cursor to add in a checkbox.