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desktop, or offline? isn't the PWA satisfactory?

• stronglikedan 2y ago
  not everyone has 24-hour online access
  • spartanatreyu 2y ago
    PWAs don't need online access. They only need initial access to download them. Same with plain old websites if they're made to run offline (e.g. https://devdocs.io/offline https://devdocs.io/offline).
• kiratp 2y ago
  I can’t back up the data in a PWA.
  • michaelrpeskin 2y ago
    For me, I like that HeyNote auto saves to buffer.txt and I can have a crib job auto commit that to git at regular intervals.
    • kjksf 2y ago
      You can do that with Edna too. Store notes on disk (https://edna.arslexis.io/help-win#storing-notes-on-disk https://edna.arslexis.io/help-win#storing-notes-on-disk) and you can auto commit the whole directory with git. Personally I store my notes (encrypted with a password) on directory managed with OneDrive. Edna also auto-saves files.
  • kjksf 2y ago
    If you store notes on disk, which is what I do, you can back them up with any file backup tool. I store my notes (encrypted with a password) on OneDrive. See https://edna.arslexis.io/help-win#storing-notes-on-disk https://edna.arslexis.io/help-win#storing-notes-on-disk I even have a settings option for a daily backup which exports all notes into a single .zip file in `backups` sub-directory. Not sure if it makes much sense, but it's there.