1. The only thing I'd like to point out is this: once you save the file the edit mode doesn't let you select text, tried every way possible, it doesn't select any text whatsoever, it only displays the cursor which you can move around.
2. If anyone is looking for a quick method to transfer .txt file notes to be opened with a very basic computer notepad I would highly recommend this app.I am very pleased with how the app works and looks.
3. Update - It appears this behavior is due to the app crashing repeatedly in the last couple weeks.This is exactly what I wanted: a replacement for the default android notes app which saves each note as a txt file.
4. It would be a very nice addition to be able to select text once the file is saved and edit mode is entered again.
5. Thankfully, the files are still on the phone, but for whatever reason the app can't see them anymore even though the file path is the same.
6. It just looks different! When you plug your phone into a computer, the file you made does not appear at all.
7. Also, once it loads, a file with more than about 1.2mb of text chokes on font rendering.
8. I was in need to create a simple and fast .txt file for use on android to then transfer over to computer.
9. Exactly the same as QuickMemo+ defeating the purpose of a .txt files app!Finally a true ".txt" file editor! I would pay for this.
10. Since the app can't see them and I can only access them through file explorer there's no longer a reason to use it.Umm, the fix for loading times made it take longer.
11. My 1.7mb file (a book I'm writing) loads the font after I grab a snack.