Description
Cobbler
Cobbler is a handy little tool that helps you keep your notes safe. Not everything you store on your computer is secure, especially when you're online. But with Cobbler, you can protect those important bits of information in a secure database.
Easy to Use Without Setup
One of the coolest things about Cobbler is that you don’t have to go through a complicated setup process. Once you download it, you can start using it right away! Plus, if you want to take your important info with you, you can run it straight from a USB flash drive.
Master Password for Security
The first time you open Cobbler, you'll need to set up a master password. This means only you will have access to your notes later on. Just remember: don’t lose that password! It’s the only way to get back into your stored data, and there’s no way to change it once you're in.
User-Friendly Interface
Cobbler keeps things simple. The main area is where you'll edit your notes, and there’s an upper toolbar with all the functions you need. You’ll also see a status bar that shows whether your work is saved, along with the date and size of the database file.
Input Limitations
However, there are some limitations. You can only input text via clipboard or by typing directly into the app. It would be nice if it could load TXT files too! Also, keep in mind that you can only create one database file for all your notes.
Search and Backup Features
On the brighter side, Cobbler has a search feature that highlights what you're looking for. You can even disable editing if you're worried about accidentally changing something important. And if you'd like to back up your notes, there's an option that takes you right to where the database file is stored.
Conclusion: A Lightweight Note Keeper
In short, Cobbler is a lightweight tool perfect for keeping your notes secure. It uses AES128 encryption to protect any text you enter but does feel a bit rough around the edges overall.
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User Reviews for Cobbler 1
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Cobbler provides easy note security without setup hassle. However, limited input options and single database file are drawbacks.