Just tried both Gingko and this. The concept is fascinating! (I've been using Checkvist for years now.) I find this much easier to learn to use, as I don't hav

Just tried both Gingko and this. The concept is fascinating! (I've been using Checkvist for years now.) I find this much easier to learn to use, as I don't have to toggle between edit mode and non-edit mode. (Modality can be tricky: https://medium.com/interaction-reimagined/dangers-of-modal-user-interfaces-316828de8161 https://medium.com/interaction-reimagined/dangers-of-modal-u... - shameless plug :) ) I don't like markdown either though, the extra markup interferes with my thinking. Though there is no UI modality, I feel it adds a cognitive modality where I need to switch between thinking about the actual content, and the translation from text semantics to markdown syntax. But I suppose I could stick to plaintext with these apps. A subtle rich text editing possibility would be appreciated too though. Edit: Scandinavian keyboards require pressing shift to get /. So accessing the search bar doesn't seem to work at all. Oh! There is an edit/preview mode, it's just global. I think I like it.