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Also bloated in my experience, and has confusing navigation. Using insider's version of Notable and quite enjoying it. Wish it had a mobile version, but I guess

• phren0logy 4y ago
  Have you tried Logseq? Might be more your style, but could also be too bloated.
  • jq-r 4y ago
    I might give it a go thanks. I just love Notable due to it's simplicity and performance. The UI looks just right, every note can have it's own tab, there are no themes for now (apart from light and dark one), but they are nice and contrasty, the keyboard shortcuts are just right, the app is fast and responsive. I don't need anything more. Fabio (the author) knows whats he's doing and I like that he respects his users. Obsidian is more like: lets throw everything we can think of in, damned the performance, UI, or usability. The only good thing I can say is that I've managed to get both of them to play well together in iCloud Drive (or any "cloud" drive would be fine). So on my computers I use Notable, and on mobile devices I have Obsidian to edit the same notes.
• nvrspyx 4y ago
  I believe the developer of Notable is working on a mobile version.
• throwaway675309 4y ago
  I actually find obsidian is one of the nicer electron-based apps, up there with the likes of vs code. Didn't find it bloated at all as it contains mostly functionality directly related to notes. The ability to support community driven JS plug-ins is just icing on the cake and search is blazing fast. I've got 10,000 notes in there and I can search through all of them using full and partial text search in less than a second. Fascinating how we had such a completely different user experience.