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if you dont need in-line images then i cant recommend an outliner like Dynalist enough. its similar to a mind-map in a way with the main difference being that i
by mackrevinack 7y ago
if you dont need in-line images then i cant recommend an outliner like Dynalist enough. its similar to a mind-map in a way with the main difference being that its actually useable for a large amount of information
heres is a basic example Propædia in Dynalist:
https://talk.dynalist.io/t/propaedia-an-outline-of-all-possible-human-knowledge/124 https://talk.dynalist.io/t/propaedia-an-outline-of-all-possi...
if youve never used dynalist before, hover over the bullet points, then click to expand or collapse the list. click the magnifying glass icon to the left of the bullet point to zoom in and focus on a certain point, then use the breadcrumb trail at the top to go back. since every bullet point has its own url you can also use the browser back button