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BraiNOTES is a browser-based tool for taking handwritten notes directly on lecture PDFs, designed for use on convertible laptops. It builds on the idea of TeXbrain, a browser LaTeX editor, and requires no account or server.
BraiNOTES is a browser-based tool for taking handwritten notes directly on lecture PDFs, designed for use on convertible laptops. It builds on the idea of TeXbrain, a browser LaTeX editor, and requires no account or server.
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In August, I posted here about TeXbrain, a LaTeX editor that runs completely in the browser, with no need for an account or server. (I didn't excpect it to get that much feedback, bug reports and help from here!) This is the same idea for the other half of my studies, the handwritten notes. I take them on a...
This tool simplifies note-taking by integrating handwritten annotations with lecture materials in a single browser tab, enhancing study workflows without relying on cloud services. It addresses challenges of syncing handwritten notes across devices.
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