SafeScript is a desktop code snippet manager for Linux built with Qt6.
It gives developers a dedicated place to store and organize reusable code fragments in a local SQLite database, helping keep snippets accessible in a focused native application instead of scattered across text files.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Organize snippets into folders with drag-to-reorder support.
- Syntax-aware code editor with line numbers.
- Notes field for each snippet.
- Instant search across all snippets.
- Dark and light modes.
Website: github.com/BrainScanMedia/SafeScript
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Developer: BrainScanMedia.com, Inc.
License: MIT License
SafeScript is written in C++. Learn C++ with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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