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100% on board with this. It's vexing how many tools just assume always-on connectivity. I don't want a tasks-and-notes tool that I need to run in a browser. I
by ubermonkey 2y ago
100% on board with this.
It's vexing how many tools just assume always-on connectivity. I don't want a tasks-and-notes tool that I need to run in a browser. I want that data local, and I may want to sync it, but it should work fine (other than sync) without the Internet.
This is also true for virtually every other data tool I use.