Draft by Slite - Turn your Chrome tabs into a sleek editor 📝

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Draft by Slite turns your new tabs into a distraction-free editor for your quick notes and ideas—no need to be a Slite user. Notes are automatically saved, even if you close your tab.
When you’re done, send them to your Slite workspace in one click.

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Very cool, I'm really enjoying it!
How it's different from
Mostly seems like a different UI
aside from UI, looks like Slite lets you create a team and share your notes with them and has Slack & Trello + other integrations. Haven't played around with Tabnotes in-depth though.
This is amazing! I love it - congrats Slite team!!
?makers anyway I could get this for firefox?
For anyone looking for something similar in Firefox:
We are working on it ;) And on the next Safari also, as they will officially support WebExtensions.
Awesome! Looking forward to trying it out!
Great idea.. for those that already has a new tab extension they use (cough.. producthunt..) is a toolbar version possible?
The active tab extension should be the last one you activate. Draft is available via it's own icon from the toolbar too, so you could de-active the current tab extension you like, install Draft, re-activate the previous one and voilà!
Congrats on the launch - the editor is minimalistic and sleek.
thank you, definitely what we’re going for with the editor :)
Any way to make this a Safari extension? I'd use this in a heartbeat, but I switched to Safari recently.
Apple recent announcement to support WebExtensions specs will make it possible in the future
Love it, congrats on the launch Slite team! :)
thanks :)
Since working remotely, I have been using a much older laptop. Chrome is no longer being updated for OS X 10.9, any issues with this? I don't know if this old thing can take an operating system update :')
if that what you’re asking this extension should probably work with older chrome extension!
I'll have to try it then!
It would be really cool if there was some sort of integration with a notion page. They look very similar after all.