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The android app is pretty good, but no offline support really limits its usability. Imo, every mobile app should have some kind of offline support. The fact th

The android app is pretty good, but no offline support really limits its usability. Imo, every mobile app should have some kind of offline support. The fact that I'm unable to access my notes if I'm not online means anything I require under an unreliable network has to go in a different app. Just a quick example, my local supermarket is underground which means I often don't have signal there. So I can't replace my regular notes app with this for my supermarket list. But being open source, it means there's a lot of space to grow and supposedly this is a planned feature; so I guess, just gotta wait or try to do it myself :)

stevenicr 3y ago
This comment makes me wonder if there is a standard or some current in the wild apps that have a 'we tried to sync and found that these three lines exist in the server version of your notes from yesterday that do not exist in today's version, and there are these 10 lines of text in your local note that from today that do not exist in the cloud version' - should we merge from newest or append whats missing from each into both (and maybe add a date/timestamp at the end of each line) or color code or something?