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I've tried quite a few notes apps, Standard Notes is the one I always end up going back to. Obsidian is a solid choice though. The main issue I have is that n
by tristor 4y ago
I've tried quite a few notes apps, Standard Notes is the one I always end up going back to. Obsidian is a solid choice though. The main issue I have is that notes apps always try to grow into full-on documentation or collaboration platforms. That's not only unnecessary, but it always over-complicates the most basic operations which is what you do most of the time.
Some of the time, I am tempted to go back to my original system which was just a local git repo full of Markdown files and opening the folder in Atom / VS Code.
The main reason I use Standard Notes at all is the encrypted backups to email and sync across devices. I don't think there's much more functionality required other than a decent Markdown editor for note-taking.
- wuschel 4y ago> … main reason I use standard Notes … encrypted backups … sync across devices … Same. I just opted for Joplin.
- Macha 4y agoI tried Joplin but the Android client was so bad to put me off using it to take notes at all. And I mean, Obsidian on Andorid is basically the desktop app taken out of electron and put into the web view as is, so I don't have high requirements here. But Obsidian crossed the threshold and Joplin did not.