Notefish

Notefish, in its latest version 1.0.1.11, revolutionizes the method of collecting and organizing information from the Internet. Designed by its namesake developer, Notefish, this tool falls under the Internet & Network category, specifically as a Browser plugin. It is supported across multiple operating systems, including Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11.

Instead of dealing with extensive bookmark lists or piles of printed papers, Notefish allows users to gather, customize, and organize information efficiently. The program breaks free from traditional methods by enabling users to copy content directly into a Notefish project. By dragging and dropping notes with a mouse, users can easily arrange and categorize their information from multiple sources. This makes it possible to annotate, color code, and even customize notes to suit specific needs, offering a level of organization that is both quick and easy.

Another significant advantage of Notefish is its sharing capability. Once you've compiled and organized your data, you can effortlessly share your Notefish pages with friends, family, or colleagues. This feature fosters collaboration and ensures that crucial information is accessible to anyone you choose.

If interested, users can make use of the free download by getting the program file notefish.exe. The program is currently on version 1.0.1.11, while the previous version 1.0 is also still available for those who may prefer it.

Pros:

• Easy to gather and organize web content
• Customizable notes with colors and headings
• Drag and drop functionality
• Collaborative sharing options
• Compatible with multiple versions of Windows

Cons:

• Limited to the specified operating systems
• Might require initial setup time to get used to the features

It is not possible to confirm if there is a free download for this software available on the developer's website. We recommend checking the downloaded files with any free antivirus.

You may want to check out more software, such as SV Bookmark, Memware or yProxy, which might be similar to Notefish.