June 12, 2013 No Comments

Tips and Tricks

The Springpad clipper is a fast and easy way to save things to Springpad from any website.  Many of you already use it on your desktop browser and on Mobile Safari on your iOS devices, but did you know that you can also install the clipper on the Chrome browser on your iPhone or iPad?

Here’s how to set it up: Read more…

March 19, 2013 No Comments

Tips and Tricks

Check out the latest app built with the publicly-available Springpad API.

Power users vlx and Tilmann are passionate about Springpad and know exactly what features they want to see developed. So, they took matters into their own hands, and created several browser bookmarklets and extensions that perform lots of useful features. Read more…

March 11, 2013 2 Comments

Tips and Tricks

Check out the latest app built with the publicly-available Springpad API.

Earlier this year, developer Sven Ziegler published a Springpad app for WebOS & Blackberry Playbook called OrganizeMe! 

Now he’s released a version of the app for Chrome that includes offline access! Read more…

May 9, 2011 122 Comments

Tips and Tricks

ATTENTION: This post contains details about a previous version of Springpad. While this feature is no longer available, there are lots of great updates in Springpad 3.0! To learn more about the most recent version of Springpad, check out this blog post: “The New Springpad Makes It Fun and Easy to Share.”

We’re happy to announce an exciting new Springpad feature – Offline Support! Now you can use Springpad from your computer even when you’re not connected to the internet.

We’ve made the Springpad web app available in the Chrome browser even when you’re offline. All of your Springpad data will be stored locally so that you can access Springpad via Chrome at any time, and you can continue to add new things while offline. Plus, as an added benefit, users of the Chrome web app will find overall performance improvements.

How to enable Springpad offline support via the Chrome browser:
Read more…

April 19, 2011 25 Comments

Tips and Tricks

Here’s a fun little hack for Springpad power-users out there…

As you may already know, the Chrome browser allows users to add custom search engines to the Address bar (Omnibox), using keywords that will direct your search to a particular site or search engine.

Here’s how to set it up for Springpad:

1. Open Chrome, right-click on the Address bar, then select Manage Search Engines
2. Scroll to the bottom to add a new search engine
3. Enter these values: Read more…

Many months back, we introduced a feature called “Send to Phone” for users who access Springpad both with the Chrome browser and via the Android App. Recently, we’ve talked to a bunch of Springpad users about this feature and have learned that most of your aren’t aware of it. So, let me tell you about it…

How it works
First, you need to use Springpad on Google Chrome – either the web app or the Springpad Chrome Extension. Second, you need to have logged into your Springpad account on the Springpad Android app with a phone running Android OS 2.2+.

When viewing any note in Springpad on the web, you’ll see “Send to Phone” under quick links. Read more…

We’re thrilled to announce that Springpad is a featured app at the launch of the Chrome Web Store!

Starting today, you can install the Springpad web app through the Chrome Web Store! The Chrome Web Store is an online marketplace where users can search, browse and use web-based applications and extensions.

Install Springpad from the Chrome Web Store now!
Read more…

As part of our memory assistant feature release, we’re now making it easier for you to save and access information while surfing the web. The Springpad Chrome Extension makes it super fast to access and save information to Springpad. (watch a video)
Install the Springpad Chrome Extension now. (Available for Chrome 6+)