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Wow, you seem to have read my mind! I’ve just recently gotten sick of dealing with the data portability nightmare that most apps have and am in the process of m

by SxC97 5y ago

Wow, you seem to have read my mind! I’ve just recently gotten sick of dealing with the data portability nightmare that most apps have and am in the process of moving everything over to plaintext. Logseq is exactly the notes app replacement I was looking for (as soon as it comes over to iOS). Also, are you planning on porting BrainTool over to Firefox or safari?

kstrauser 5y ago
Note that Logseq is made by the same team who wrote Obsidian, and Obsidian has iPhone and iPad apps already.
- viice 5y ago
  No they are not
  - kstrauser 5y ago
    Huh, I’d heard that several times, and that they’d moved to working on Obsidian like a sequel to Logseq. I can’t find anything showing that it’s the same team, though, so I guess you’re right until I see otherwise.
    - nvrspyx 5y ago
      I think you're thinking of Dynalist.
      - kstrauser 5y ago
        OMG, you’re completely right. Yep, that’s exactly what I was thinking of. Thanks for the correction!
tconfrey 5y ago
I've had a lot of requests for Firefox. It will definitely get there in the reasonably near future. It currently runs on any Chromium-based browser, so Edge, Brave etc as well as Chrome. The FF api is just different enough (no support for tab groups) that the port is real work. This is the first request I've had for Safari tho, so its not on my list yet. Plain text all the way!