PeperNote is an MIT-licensed, open-source sticky notes desktop application for Windows. The developer named the project as a playful nod to pepernoten, the small, traditional Dutch spiced gingerbread cookies. True to the tagline “Spice Up Your Daily Organization,” it serves as a lightweight, charming alternative to the native Windows Sticky Notes app. Core Features
Text Formatting: Users can fully customize text alignment (left, center, right), increase or decrease font sizes, and apply stylings like bold, italics, underline, and strikethrough.
Color Customization: Quick color-switching allows users to color-code notes by category, priority, or urgency.
Auto-Save & Persistence: The software preserves notes automatically upon exiting the app and reloads them when Windows reboots.
Clipboard Image Support: While users cannot attach standalone files directly, PeperNote allows pasting images directly from the clipboard.
Global Controls: Right-clicking the yellow system tray icon opens a menu to create a new note or instantly choose “Bring notes to front” to clear desktop clutter. Technical Details & Requirements
Framework: The modern interface is built using Windows Presentation Framework (WPF) and requires .NET Desktop Runtime 9.0 (x64).
Storage Location: Local data is stored cleanly inside the system folder: %localappdata%\PeperNote.
Availability: Source code and zipped .msi installers are hosted publicly on the jpmikkers/PeperNote GitHub Repository.
Note: Be aware that individual notes do not feature specific “title bars,” and closing a note individually deletes its content permanently, as there is no built-in trash bin archive.
Are you looking to download PeperNote for your PC, or are you trying to troubleshoot a specific issue with the app? Let me know, and I can guide you through the installation steps or configuration details! jpmikkers/PeperNote – GitHub
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