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Microsoft OneNote
OneNote's strongest feature is one most competitors ignore: excellent stylus and ink support, plus a free-form canvas that behaves like an actual notebook rather than a linear document. The interface will feel instantly familiar to anyone who's used Word. Where it falls down is navigation — sections and pages get messy fast, and finding an old note later takes longer than it should. Best suited to stylus users and anyone already inside the Microsoft ecosystem.
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