What is kept
From an ODT, Documents keeps text, headings and styles, lists, links, pictures, tables, footnotes, headers and footers, sections with their own page size, comments and tracked changes. From an ODS, Spreadsheets keeps values, formulas, formatting, several sheets and charts. From an ODP, Presentations keeps slides, text, shapes, pictures, speaker notes, transitions and layouts.
Templates
A template (.ott, .ots, .otp) opens like any other file. When you save, Scissor Office tells you that the template is saved as a normal file, so the template itself stays unchanged.
Private by design
The file is read and written inside your browser tab by Scissor Office's own engines, written from the published standards, and kept in this browser's storage on your device. Scissor Office is independent and not affiliated with The Document Foundation or LibreOffice.
Limits to know
- Files protected with a password cannot be opened yet.
- Charts and other embedded objects in text documents are not read yet.
- Tables, charts and animations in a presentation are kept when saved back, but cannot be edited yet.
Want to see for yourself that nothing is uploaded? How it works shows how to check in your browser's Network tab.