The font cannot be changed, there are extremely few formatting options, and the bits of formatting that you are allowed to use oftentimes change if you close and then reopen a note. Zoho Notebook is missing a lot of extremely basic functionalities, many of which are related to its severely limited WYSIWYG editor. It does also have good cross-platform support. There is also available two-factor authentication, which is great for keeping things extra secure, and the interface is so pared down that it is almost impossible not to immediately figure out how the software works.
You can, for example, choose your own picture to adorn the covers of your various notebook icons instead of simply picking a color. There are a few nice features offered by Zoho Notebook that are nevertheless not particularly functional or useful. Comentarios: If you're looking for something simple, no-frills, and very stripped down, this may be a good option for you, but don't look for particularly sophisticated or advanced features like you might expect from Evernote or OneNote.
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