There's only so much one can do through plugins. We can't write a plugin to make an app simpler, more lightweight, open source, and without electron.js.
Ah yes, you only need... an entire browser to access it, so much better!
Obsidian is also extremely simple and only offers options to expand its features, without ever mandating them. I'll also add that simple is not always better, especially (like this "app") when it's simplistic rather than simple.
It also, you know, works when you don't have internet?
There's only so much one can do through plugins. We can't write a plugin to make an app simpler, more lightweight, open source, and without electron.js.
> and without electron.js.
Ah yes, you only need... an entire browser to access it, so much better!
Obsidian is also extremely simple and only offers options to expand its features, without ever mandating them. I'll also add that simple is not always better, especially (like this "app") when it's simplistic rather than simple.
It also, you know, works when you don't have internet?
> Ah yes, you only need... an entire browser to access it, so much better!
electron is basically a browser wrapper in this case so yeah this is just skipping an unnecessary dependency.
not everybody uses obsidian. everybody has a browser.
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You can't sync Obsidian without paying. This syncs for free right?
You definitely can, there are many ways to do so. Obsidian projects are basically just markdown files, so any file sync works.
Wrote a post of different ways you can sync a Obsidian vault/project: https://bryanhogan.com/blog/how-to-sync-obsidian
There are many ways to sync Obsidian for free. The official site lists several at https://help.obsidian.md/Getting+started/Sync+your+notes+acr..., or try https://github.com/denolehov/obsidian-git - and there are more.
iCloud works fine, and there are many alternatives as well, as mentioned in this thread.