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    P3X OneNote Linux

    P3X OneNote Linux

    Linux Electron Onenote - A Linux compatible version of OneNote

    P3X OneNote Linux is, actually, an independent browser window for the online OneNote. You can use this program without having to clutter your browser. The main functions are that is independent from any browser, as it works in it's own process. It provides a tray, that allows you to close your browser while it keeps running in the tray. The data is cached and is faster than always opening a new window. It allows you to sign in with the corporate or the personal login. When there is a new...
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    QuickFox

    Everyday note-taking solution.

    QuickFox is a multi-tab note taking add-on for Firefox that uses the integrated bookmarks system or a single sqlite database to store notes. Therefore, if you already have either a bookmarks synchronization add-on (e.g: XMarks) or a file synchronization software (e.g: Dropbox, SugarSync, Syncplicity), your notes will be synchronized automatically.
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    OpenTheBook

    OpenTheBook

    Distraction-free desktop reader for PDF, EPUB, AZW3, and MOBI books

    OpenTheBook is a free, lightweight desktop reader for PDF, EPUB, AZW3, and MOBI files. It is intentionally not a book library: install it, double-click a book, and read. No account, no clutter, no cost. First release targets Windows and Ubuntu/Linux.
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