Can clip text from anywhere.
Just select it and press the hotkey!
It lets you quickly jot down and tag any useful text that you come across. Unlike browser-based tools like Google Notebook, CintaNotes does not require a web browser to work: the text-clipping "magic" works in any application that can copy text to clipboard!

Fast as-you-type searching
Retrieving information is also trivial: just open CintaNotes and start typing! Only notes containing the typed phrase remain in the list. More sophisticated search criteria are supported, like searching by title or by URL the note was taken from.

No sticky notes clutter
CintaNotes saves your screen real estate and does not clutter it with "sticky notes". All notes are neatly organized in an easily navigable list.

Run it from your flash drive
CintaNotes is a totally self-contained application, meaning that you can put it on a flash drive and run it directly from there. In this way, your notes will always be with you.

Tuesday, June 23rd, 2015 - Version 2.9.1
Enhancements:
Automatic file link tracking. Now file links continue to work even after you move file to another folder, or rename them
Note: This works only within a single disk volume and is implemented via creatig Windows shortcuts in the "cachefilelinks" subdirectory. This feature can be turned off by the "editor.links.filelinktracking.enabled" option in cintanotes.settings

Fixes:
Fixed crash upon startup with error about SessionNotifier when Terminal Services are disabled
Fixed crash after printing a note from the editor and closing it
Notes list: wrong search highlight of matches in date/time fields
Search doesn't treat German umlauts as different from same letters without umlauts
Notebook encryption: password dialog displayed after notebook reload
Simplenote sync: disappearing angle bracket
Middle-click tagging reverted when an already opened note is saved
Editor: links not recognized after cut and undo
Non-white background was treated as highlight