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What is the closest to Google Keep but self hosted right ? (alien.top)
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I wish to de-google but this one is probably the one I know least how to replace.

I need one-click access to my notes, with an easy search that works just as well from my firefox browser as from my android home page.

I must always be able to just close the page/device and never worry that the stuff I put in was saved.

Should be able to insert inline images and markdown ? Is there a "markdown with images" yet ? Like "sixels" I think they're called ?

I would like to be able to open my notes as a notepad++ session, but I understand that's starting to be a lot to ask.

I would like my notes to be a syncthing shared folder? I really like the ideas that the notes are actual names files somewhere, that I can just edit with a regular text editor.

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[–] prime_1996@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

I moved from Joplin to Obsidian. Joplin was using nextcloud's webdav.

Joplin was fine, mobile apps were great. The problem was that it names the note files with a random id, making it difficult to find notes outside Joplin.

I have exported all notes to markdown, and now I'm using Obsidian.

Really like the app, and I'm able to edit my notes in nextcloud notes app too.

I'm using synching to sync my phone, so nextcloud is not really needed. I could be using nextcloud app to sync, but I feel like synching is faster to see changes.

So far it's good