njm2112
commented
7 years ago @vamp07: Storing passwords in plain text is just not a good idea, but it is also an unnecessary 'convenience' when you consider that developers like AgileBits, et al. have turned out some very flexible, easy-to-use, and most of all secure password-management options. In fact, AgileBits' product, 1Password, even has the baked-in ability for storing sensitive non-password information, whether plain-text notes, passports, etc.
I highly suggest giving them a try. Though I am partial to 1Password because it has been a lifesaver for me and because its developers are literally coding the future of consumer-oriented cybersecurity and need to be compensated for that, options abound.
hbayindir
This is a trick I have started to use since my notes many times contain client passwords etc. The idea of putting them on simplenotes servers does not appeal to me. I use resilio sync (previously bitttorent sync) to sync my nvNotes folder. I then use the Resilio client on the iphone or android to see my notes. I can't search the content but I can search the text file names and see the notes. No adding new one but I find that on my phone I don't need to add all that often. When I do it's usually images I want to add and we all know that not an option anyways. Worse case I put the new context in ios notes and them move it over later. I always have one machine running (server) where Resilio can connect to.