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Obsidian. All markdown files that you control. You can always sync it with Dropbox or any other if you choose to. Markdown files will be readable forever, and
by mejutoco 2y ago
Obsidian.
All markdown files that you control. You can always sync it with Dropbox or any other if you choose to. Markdown files will be readable forever, and it is free.
- rahmansahinler1 2y agoI will try Obisidian for sure. But can we interactively do something with taken notes, like dragging them etc?
- mejutoco 2y agoIt is based on markdown files and you can link them by writing "[[my new note]]". It also supports tags etc, all text-based. What is the purpose of the "dragging notes" flow you mention? I am sure it can be done in the text-first way that Obsidian uses.
- CER10TY 2y agoLate to the party, but there's a "canvas mode" in Obsidian where you can sort of group notes together and drag them around. Other than that, it's also got a graph view, so provided you tag and link notes properly, it will show you related notes in the graph.