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@ -12,9 +12,7 @@ If you **do** know what I'm talking about, I'm sorry to force my keybindings on
All of your changes here are synchronized via web-socket to a custom node.js app.
Open a new incognito browser window, log in again, and watch your changes appear in the other window.
A version history is also committed to a [data repo](https://hub.kaplon.us/jody/note-data-demo/commits/branch/master).
The Bitbucket repository is public, go to the URL to see your changes in the commit history.
This side-project uses the excellent [CodeMirror editor](http://codemirror.net).
The experience from a mobile-browser isn't great, my apologies.
The experience from a mobile-browser isn't great, but my main use case is within a desktop browser.
So far, this is the minimum-viable app needed for me to start using it myself.
And my main use case is from within a desktop browser.