If you switch from a machine to another or if you swap from Firefox to Chrome or vice-versa, your content won't show up. It also means this content is associated to the "domain name" you're on (whether it is github pages, your local static HTTP server, your own remote web server, etc) AND your web browser. You can check the source code, nothing is stored on the server. The edited text in this interface is stored on your localStorage database. If only I could have a copy of Noisli for local / offline use, that'd be great.Īll these (minor) glitches have led me to grab my favorite text editor and build my custom clone of Noisli. You can't use it if you're not connected to the Internet.I needed a "closer-to-the-html" preview (sans-serif fonts, for example).
Preview view is not different enough from the editor for my tastes.White noise? Pink noise? Brown noise? Really?.What's the point in the smoothly-changing background color? At some point, it's unreadable and unusable (white on yellow, really?),.You can only have one document handled by the editor, no "save for later use",.But a few things were annoying me in Noisli: Let me be as clear as possible: Noisli is an absolutely great concept, and it's carefully designed and suits many people's needs. If you want to be able to produce the uglified/minified sources, you'll have to install the required dependencies like this:
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