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you need an account for it though, right? meaning they have access to your stuff. and because they use unique formatting such as `![[filename]]`, it may not be
by M5x7wI3CmbEem10 6y ago
you need an account for it though, right? meaning they have access to your stuff. and because they use unique formatting such as `![[filename]]`, it may not be easily cross-compatible
- nighthawk454 6y agoI believe in yesterdays thread there was mention of the app storing all files locally in a portable Markdown format
- M5x7wI3CmbEem10 6y agoHave you heard anything about Joplin? I believe it behaves similarly.
- Hates_ 6y agoNo account needed. It just works off local markdown files.
- cgriswald 6y agoNo account needed. They don't have access to your stuff—it works on local files—but appear to be working on a cloud option. They claim to support Commonmark and Github Flavored Markdown. [[filename]] is just a shortcut for [filename](filename), but in any case "Export to standard Markdown links" is on their short-term roadmap. You might also check out Zim.