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This app looks very nice, and I love markdown. But I am not prepared to pay £8+ per month for a Markdown notes app that works on all my devices, especially if it exerts control over what I can do with my own files. I can sync my Markdown directory via Dropbox, iCloud, Nextcloud, etc and edit the files with things like Obsidian, 1Writer, VSCode or any one of hundreds of Markdown editors.
From the features page: > On Supernotes your data is always encrypted in transit (forced SSL) and encrypted at rest (AES-256). Our team will never read or access your note content, unless we have received your express permission during a customer support interaction. Sorry, but the fact that you can read it makes this a no-go for me. Unless a note-taking solution offers end-to-end encryption, I don't consider it a sa…
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Looks great, and I wish you luck, but I'd rather pay for a binary+license for major updates, not pay monthly for a lock-in subscription. That, or a large one-time lifetime license like Plex
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Obsidian is great, and if you're looking for affordable, preferably self-hosted, highly customizable Markdown note-taking it is almost certainly the better option. We're trying to be a slightly different kind of app though, where syncing isn't something our users ever have to think about and where collaborating and sharing is as accessible and seamless as possible (among many other goals!) And yes, that means we're p…
Can i export your data as markdown?
So it looks like exporting is limited to a single "Noteboard".
Without bulk export (better sync) features of all documents, this service is a complete non-started for me.
[1] https://docs.supernotes.app/en/articles/3068672-exporting-pr...
Sorry to highjack this thread, but I've been looking for an open-source alternative that can edit .md files, and sync them to a Github repo. I know my IDE can do this - but just wondered if a writing-specific app existed that was also open source? (if it's relevant: its for private thoughts that I'd like to just keep in a Github repo because its 1. Free and 2. Not going away anytime soon)
I think Dendron has the features you are looking for.
Are there any screenshot previews?
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Sorry, this is the day when I decided to start downvoting people who demand E2E-encryption from things that obviously don't need it. At this point I am just fed up, but to be constructive: - E2E-encryption is a seriously nice property. If it was free and simple we should use it everywhere. - Picking on nice things that absolutely doesn't need E2E-encryption however is just counterproductive, and most people who do so…
> things that obviously don't need it Why do you think a note taking service doesn't need end-to-end encryption? Perhaps you don't care if a rogue employee reads your personal diary, or if the company gets hacked and all your private notes are stolen. Or if an overreaching government demands your data. Personally I do care. The note taking solution I currently use has E2E encryption, and I won't consider switching to…