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someone reverse engineered obsidian sync a couple years ago, but obsidian ended up “patching” it. Saw some recent discussion on here about it: https://news.yco
by 4diii 7mo ago
someone reverse engineered obsidian sync a couple years ago, but obsidian ended up “patching” it. Saw some recent discussion on here about it:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44768641 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44768641
- wiether 7mo agoSeems fair to me. Obsidian Sync has always been presented as a paid add-on, here to provide income for the company building Obsidian and giving it for free. If they provided a direct BYOS(ync/erver) mechanism, less people would pay for the add-on, which is their source of income. Instead, they let you use your own sync mechanism by only relying on text files. I understand why some people could get upset about this, but they've always been transparent : - no proprietary format ; can migrate at anytime without effort - free but closed-sourced software - add-ons for income