| Version | 2.2 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Wave Digital Studios |
| Release date | Aug 16, 2022 |
| Date added | Aug 16, 2022 |
| Os requirements | Windows 2003, Windows 2000, Windows Vista, Windows, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7, Windows XP |
| Requirements | None |
| Total downloads | 4 720 |
| Price | Free to try |
Description
Notesbrowser is a helpful and fast organizer for making and storing quick notes. It also is a lightweight organizer for scheduling dates and set alarms. What makes Notesbrowser unique is its smart integration of all features you need to be well organized: The tool has a calendar and many note fields, where you can store, for example, to-do lists, dates, bookmarks, or even mp3-playlists. An integrated search function allows it to find your entries. Many cool skins are available to change the surface the way you prefer.
All in all, Notesbrowser offers you an easy way to enter and manage your dates, addresses, and notes in one place.
Key details
- Organize your business projects or hobbies and personal things
- Last updated on 08/16/22
- There has been 1 update within the past 6 months
- The current version has 2 flags on VirusTotal
Review
Notesbrowser attempts to pull several different organizational functions under one roof, and the end result is somewhat overwhelming. Even the publisher notes that there's a learning curve involved, and you have to be prepared to spend some time with the Help file if you want to understand this program.
Notesbrowser begins on the wrong foot with a cluttered interface full of boxes, lists, and text. Users are advised to take several minutes to simply look over the options, because tabs and subcategories are certain to appear out of the background. The program offers ways to manage downloaded music, contacts, and Web links, create simple notes, and maintain your calendar. Notesbrowser showcases all of these at once, which can get extremely confusing. We were turned off after several minutes of experimenting trying to add information to the contacts section. This isn't a program you should try and pick up on your own. Spend some time with the Help file before you start playing around. Once we had some data entered, the program's individual components worked fine. Web links launch, notes are organized, and appointments and tasks are displayed.
There are plenty of ways to customize how the program looks, so once you become familiar with how it works, you can select the view that works best for you. Advanced users can use the free-form tool to further customize displays.
The steep learning curve and cluttered interface make it hard for us to recommend this program, even with the generous 60-day trial. While it worked in the end, we suggest that you try other organizational tools before paying up for Notesbrowser.
