I've watched Logseq (note app) go from a perfect little browser-based app that did exactly what I wanted--block-based markdown notes synced through git--to an a

I've watched Logseq (note app) go from a perfect little browser-based app that did exactly what I wanted--block-based markdown notes synced through git--to an app with dozens of features that are pure bloat for me that I can't use in half the places I need it because I cannot install apps. It was an interesting process to watch start, because people were like "finally an app!" and "moving on from 'just' a website!" but without any real justification for it. The app itself was the accomplishment. And I should note the Logseq app is a good piece of work. In absolute terms it's great. It is, however, not what it used to be and not really what I want. I'd like to fork Logseq, deprecate the app, and have a self-hosted browser interface with storage on the server, synced to a git repository for backup.