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I think it’s pretty likely that a lot of Obsidian users use it for their professional activity without paying. Personally I haven’t considered it because of th

I think it’s pretty likely that a lot of Obsidian users use it for their professional activity without paying. Personally I haven’t considered it because of that. I have no use for a complex notes app in my private life, and there’s no way my employer would pay for the subscription.

theshrike79 3y ago
> I have no use for a complex notes app in my private life I thought so too, but then I noticed I was searching the internet for the same things over and over again. (Or asking it from GPT). Then I started writing stuff down as I searched it, with a sentence or two of my own text + a few tags. Now I can find stuff directly from Obsidian (or more like from the set of markdown files on my drive) instead of having to sweep the internet _again_ for the same thing.
- eternityforest 3y ago
  That really belongs in the browser I think. Ideally we could just highlight the info we want to save, type a note, and the whole page gets saved offline as plain HTML, along with a markdown file that points to it. Pocket is about as close as it gets it seems...
  - machomaster 3y ago
    You can use the combination of SingleFile ( https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/SingleFile/ https://github.com/gildas-lormeau/SingleFile/) and Obsidian/Templater for that.