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What do you mean by "longevity"? Notes in Notable are plain markdown files, that's about as portable and long-lasting as it gets. There's no encryption by defa
by fabiospampinato 8y ago
What do you mean by "longevity"? Notes in Notable are plain markdown files, that's about as portable and long-lasting as it gets.
There's no encryption by default, but you could put your notes into an encrypted image, read more about this here [1]
I had never heard of Standard Notes, fortunately now I can say I have my note-taking needs covered so I've no interested whatsoever of making Notable a front-end for a third-party service. Perhaps we could add support for importing notes from Standard Notes though, if somebody wants to work on that.
[1] https://github.com/fabiospampinato/notable/blob/master/resources/tutorial/notes/15%20-%20Encrypted%20Notes.md https://github.com/fabiospampinato/notable/blob/master/resou...
- alexland 8y agoBy longevity I mean a hosted service with the intention of being around for a really long time. Of course plain text (and therefore Markdown) are the pinnacle but I'm very interested in supporting a service that aims to live for a hundred years, thus Standard Notes. I commented mainly because Notable as a front-end for Standard Notes seems like the perfect solution for me but I understand that this is already your perfect solution. I might have to try the integration myself. Thanks again for your awesome work!
- fabiospampinato 8y agoNo problem, thank you!