Where to use NexoPad
Extension

Every view where you can use the extension

NexoPad does not live in a single panel: each surface solves a different need.

The extension is spread across several views. Understanding what each one is for saves time, because you do not need to open the full notebook for small actions or depend on the popup for deeper tasks.

These are the active surfaces in the current version of the extension.

Main surfaces

Popup

This is the fast entry point for creating notes, snippets, links, automatic captures, switching workspaces, and opening the rest of the tools.

Side panel

Ideal for checking information while you keep working in another tab. It brings together global search, notes, links, snippets, clips, and AI tools.

Notebook

This is the wide editing view. It is used to write, format, organize notes, review the trash, and work with reminders more comfortably.

Floating sticky note

Open a note as a standalone window so it is always available. It saves automatically while you type.

Browser omnibox

Type sys in the browser bar to search quick links and launch dynamic searches without opening the popup.

Welcome and installation

When you install NexoPad, a welcome page opens to guide your setup and is usually the first touchpoint with the account and sync flow.

Protected pages and browser behavior

There are pages where the browser limits extension access, such as internal views like chrome://. On those pages, the side panel or contextual actions may show a warning instead of normal content.

In Opera, the side panel cannot always be opened automatically. If you use that browser, the extension itself will ask you to open the sidebar manually from the browser icon when needed.

Warning:If a feature seems unresponsive on a specific page, test it first on a regular website. Browser internal pages and some protected environments block injected content.