Further on, you can save the respective hyperlink in your Dropbox account, for instance, to access it across multiple devices and further edit it anytime you want. If you are familiar with Google Keep or Microsoft’s OneNote, you’ll have no problem using Pastelink. Unlike the two mentioned note-taking tools, Patelink is only available as a web app.
How to use Dropbox to share Pastelink files?
1. Create a Pastelink file
Visibility: controls if search engines can see your file or if a password is needed to access. Link Options: links can be displayed as they are written or they can be shown as an array of numbers or references. Referrer Info: prevents the destination websites from seeing where the visits came from. Passcode: allows visibility and later edits. More options: create a custom URL to keep the file easily traceable.
2. Share the Pastelink files with Dropbox
Note that the files you create using Pastelink are editable by anyone if you don’t set a passcode; alternatively, if you set a passcode, make sure to keep it at hand for whenever you want to modify your file. Passcodes are not replaceable.
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