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1. Joplin has no web version. 2. Joplin's so-called "encryption" is not their main focus 3. The organization features are barebones (without plugins) 4. Their e
by thecodrr 5y ago
1. Joplin has no web version.
2. Joplin's so-called "encryption" is not their main focus
3. The organization features are barebones (without plugins)
4. Their export format (JEX) is horrible.
5. Their "cross-platform" apps are also not 100% cross compatible.
There's a lot missing in Joplin. Notesnook is not going after Joplin though; it has already crossed it in terms of privacy, security, portability, and UI.