Personal lifehack: Use the address bar of your browser to view the clipboard content quickly and to omit any formatting from it.

This also conveniently sends it to your search provider, and possibly to the browser vendor for analytics.

These days it’s hard to be sure of anywhere you can paste a piece of text and be certain it’s not being sent to a server somewhere.

Depends on your settings.

I used Anki pretty heavily during ~8 years of law school and it was a game-changer. Two things that helped me the most (and that I think apply to any kind of flashcards, digital or paper):

- The twenty rules of formulating knowledge (https://www.supermemo.com/en/blog/twenty-rules-of-formulatin...) ; old but really solid advice on how to actually write cards that stick.

- The book Fluent Forever; it’s meant for languages, but the general principles carry over to learning basically anything.

Wow the twenty rules article should be required reading for anyone downloading Anki.

You could have a look at AdminLTE (https://adminlte.io/).

Another great classless css framework is new.css (https://newcss.net/).

new.css developer here, thank you :) Happy to see people still enjoying it. I've been meaning to update it for a very long time, but have been working through a lot of coding-based anxiety and burnout for a while.

It's encouraging to see people still using new.css though, and I hope to work on upgrades soon!

new.css is my default classless css. Thanks for your work!

Thanks for the support!

For another approach of keeping a todo-list in a .txt file one may also look at the syntax of todotxt. I use Todotxt.net on Windows for several years now with nextcloud sync and SwifttoDo on iOS and am quite happy with it.