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Schedule your Substack Notes posts from the browser Take control of your Substack Notes workflow with Substack Notes Scheduler! This extension lets you draft, schedule, and manage your Substack Notes directly from your browser—no more missed ideas or last-minute posts. Features: ✍️ Rich Editor: Write and format your notes with a clean, distraction-free interface. 🕒 Schedule Posts: Plan your Notes in advance and let the extension post them automatically at your chosen time. 💾 Auto-Save Drafts: Never lose your work—drafts are saved automatically as you type. 🗂️ Organize Notes: Easily switch between drafts, scheduled, and posted notes with intuitive tabs. 🌙 Dark/Light Mode: Toggle between beautiful dark and light themes to suit your style. 🔠 Font Size Control: Adjust the editor font size for maximum comfort. 🌍 Timezone Support: Schedule posts in your local timezone. 🔄 Undo/Redo: Edit with confidence using built-in undo and redo. 📦 Data Management: Export, import, or clear your notes and settings with a click. Why you’ll love it: Modern, responsive design that feels right at home in your browser. No more copy-pasting or switching tabs—manage your Substack Notes in one place. Perfect for writers, newsletter creators, and anyone who wants to stay organized and consistent on Substack. Get started today and make your Substack Notes workflow effortless!
May 6, 2025
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