

There are times when all you need is a place to jot info and, if you're like me, you don't even carry a pen or paper any more. VJournal Interface Penultimate: Penultimate is a free handwritten note-taking app for the iOS device. Check out vJournal in the iTunes store here (opens in new tab). From the perspective of a school leader, vJournal is an excellent app for keeping various log entries and observational data. You can also insert photos in your entries as well, which means vJournal also gives you the ability to create a photo journal.

When you are finished typing an entry, simply click the upload button. [["ms","1","",4,"xpn sec Security exploit was tested using Safari 11.0.2 on MacOS High Sierra and Chrome 64 using version 6.13.1 of WebClipper.IOS and Tablet AppsvJournal: vJournal is a simple, free iOS app that allows your to create dated journal entries that are then uploaded to an Evernote notebook called "My Journal." It is extremely simple to use. Looking at one example from WebClipper, we see: "content_scripts": [ '

A content script is a JavaScript file executed within the DOM of a web page, and are a typical target of attack. If we explore the WebClipper manifest, we see that a number of content scripts are registered. This file contains information on how the extension launches, and what permissions are required for the extension to operate. When exploring a Google Chrome browser extension, the first place that I start is with the manifest.json file. Thanks and credit to the Evernote team for a quick triage and fix, especially over the festive period.
