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If you don't mind relying on a third-party, Notion [1] has pretty much all of your requirements. Formatting is a pleasure (including formulas and LaTeX), table
by guiambros 6y ago
If you don't mind relying on a third-party, Notion [1] has pretty much all of your requirements.
Formatting is a pleasure (including formulas and LaTeX), tables are decent, you can easily share notes, etc. Code formatting can improve a lot (only basic language semantics/operators/strings); search is decent. Above all: it's incredibly simple to use, and very customizable.
My three big missing features: 1) full API, so you can develop extensions that provide the missing functionality, 2) end-to-end encryption, 3) 2FA.
For now I'm using only for study lab notes, so encryption is not a big deal. But I wouldn't feel comfortable adding anything confidential without a more decent security model.
[1] https://www.notion.so/ https://www.notion.so/
- M5x7wI3CmbEem10 6y agobut it's a proprietary format and not stored locally, unlike obsidian
- guiambros 6y agoRe: not storing locally, yes, hence my first comment on relying on a 3rd party. It depends on what is your intended use, given Notion doesn't have e2e encryption yet. Re: proprietary, it exports natively in Markdown (including a zip with all images), or pdf, or html. It's not perfect (there's a bug when exporting some LaTeX formulas in .md), but for the most part it works well.