Tabs come back
Close TypersPad, and your tabs open again next time.
Tabs are how most of us work. A note here, a config file there, a draft in another tab. Losing them after a crash hurts.
TypersPad keeps every tab on your computer every 3 seconds. When you open it again, it puts them back as you left them.
Close TypersPad, and your tabs open again next time.
If the app or your computer crashes, your tabs and unsaved text come back.
Untitled tabs are kept too. You don’t have to save a quick note to keep it.
A * in the tab name tells you a tab has changes you haven’t saved.
With sync on, the same tabs open on your other computers.
Reopen the files you used lately from the File menu.
Your tabs are kept in your own user folder on your computer. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you turn on sync.
With sync, your tabs go to your own Google Drive. They never pass through our servers.
Yes. Every tab is kept every 3 seconds, saved or not.
Open TypersPad again. Your tabs and their text come back.
Yes, if you turn on sync. It uses your own Google Drive.
Yes. It’s free for Windows, Mac and Linux.
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