Simple Antnotes 4+

Love all of the optios of this Stickies replacement, including its historical record of closed notes. The only thing that’s bugging me, and I don’t think this was the case when I started using it a year or so ago, is that the notes don’t reliably remember their locations when I plug a monitor into my laptop for dual monitor use - they keep overlapping or moving away from each other. I wish that it would just stick with a fixed pixel value relative to a specific corner of the screen so that the arrangement is identical regardless of what screen it’s appearing in.

The free version works well, but it has some problems like font colors can’t be changed independently from each other. For example, if one word in a sentence is changed to blue then the whole note will change also to blue. I’d buy this app, but I don’t know if the paid version has the same problem. This’s a minor failure which is ok for the free version but developers should pay more attention to free apps since people will judge the quality of the paid version through the free version like myself.

Update: this app has changed for the positive. In the past, I had troubles with it but now it works fine. I have the free version, and it’s all I need cause I can change colors, letters, eat without spending a cent. Good work for the developers. Everyone should have this app.

This app has so many more problems than it does benefits. The notes are hard to move around the screen and fade to where they are partially transparent if you are not actively editing the note--terrible for using as reference! These problems would not be problems if there were an option to edit the settings, which there is not. Everytime I use this app I end up incredibly frustrated with how poorly designed it it. It in no way should be categorized as a "productivity" app, because if anything it hinders productivity! I wish there was an option to rate this app 0 stars. I considered upgrading to the paid version to potentially avoid these problems, but I feel no reason to pay $3 to an app that more than likely will not work, as the publisher obviously does not understand what convenience and ease of use are. 0/10 do not recommend.