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I use quiver for both notes and bookmarks (https://github.com/HappenApps/Quiver https://github.com/HappenApps/Quiver), with the data residing on Google drive. M
by msravi 10y ago
I use quiver for both notes and bookmarks (https://github.com/HappenApps/Quiver https://github.com/HappenApps/Quiver), with the data residing on Google drive. My reasons (YMMV):
1. The data format is clean and open. At some point if the app becomes unavailable for whatever reason, I can write my own to retrieve my data. Or someone will.
2. There's an unofficial app for Android called "quaver". It's not very polished, but when linked with a folder synced to Google drive, it allows me to access/edit my notes on mobile.
3. Search is pretty good. You can tag stuff, arrange by folders, and search.
4. It can store attachments.
5. Sometimes if I think I need an offline version of a page, I just do a copy-paste and save it in quiver. Or sometimes I just save the page as PDF and add it to quiver.
- mthoms 10y ago>3. Search is pretty good. You can tag stuff, arrange by folders, and search. Astonishingly, there's no search and replace. Like.. at all. Incredibly frustrating because it's such an incredible app otherwise.