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I'm building NOS, and I'd like feedback on one task in it: changing the wording of an HTML page after you've already shared it. You paste an existing HTML page, NOS renders it, and you edit the words by clicking the visible text. Your edit is written into the HTML underneath.
For example, say you've saved an HTML overview page for your service in NOS and sent someone its share link. Then you notice that a sentence describing the service should change. You click that sentence in NOS, rewrite it and save. When the recipient later opens the link you sent before, they see the saved revision. You don't need to send them a new link.
Pasting, editing and previewing work without an account. You sign in to save the page and get a share link. The person you send that link to opens it without an account. You don't need to deploy a separate website to share the saved page. You can also keep documents in the same workspace as your HTML pages.
You can try it at https://nos-workspace.com. If you try it with one of your own pages, I'd like to know which step was unclear or slowed you down: clicking the text to edit, saving, or sharing the link.
For example, say you've saved an HTML overview page for your service in NOS and sent someone its share link. Then you notice that a sentence describing the service should change. You click that sentence in NOS, rewrite it and save. When the recipient later opens the link you sent before, they see the saved revision. You don't need to send them a new link.
Pasting, editing and previewing work without an account. You sign in to save the page and get a share link. The person you send that link to opens it without an account. You don't need to deploy a separate website to share the saved page. You can also keep documents in the same workspace as your HTML pages.
You can try it at https://nos-workspace.com. If you try it with one of your own pages, I'd like to know which step was unclear or slowed you down: clicking the text to edit, saving, or sharing the link.
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