I used tiddlywiki for a while but found editing clunky. Having to click around a webpage and edit in a textbox was not ideal. I've started using obsidian, and

I used tiddlywiki for a while but found editing clunky. Having to click around a webpage and edit in a textbox was not ideal. I've started using obsidian, and I'm happy. It saved markdown files locally, so you don't have to learn TW's own syntax. Since it's local, it's also faster than notion. And you can put the files in a dropbox folder to sync with all the machines.