EdgeBar vs Hold My Notes: Features, Pricing and Fit
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| Overview | EdgeBar is a macOS utility that turns the edges of a MacBook trackpad (or Magic Trackpad/Mouse) into volume and brightness sliders, adding quick mute, media controls and fine‑step adjustments. It runs from the menu bar, requires macOS 13 or later, and costs a one‑time $9 purchase. It targets Mac users who want tactile, edge‑based control without altering normal gestures. | You can search titles, bodies, and tags, archive notes with a keystroke, and optionally sync through a folder in iCloud Drive. It supports Markdown and plain text, works over full-screen apps when enabled, and requires macOS 13 or later. |
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| Pricing model | One-time Payment | One-time Payment |
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| Platforms | MacOS | MacOS |
Control volume and brightness from your trackpad edges.
Sticky notes docked to your Mac's edge, encrypted and account-free