Vivaldi? Trusting a closed sourced application for privacy? What?

Not even defending brave here, just weird that the author say that.

Omg that was quick, thank you! Please make an issue in the repo so I won't forgot to add it to installation.md

Yes, it's stored as a binary object instead of markdown because of that! The changes I made to migrate the whole backend from ReDB to Sqlite is still very new, thanks for reminding me to mention it in the docs!

You can use anything you want to sync it, seriously! The application only reads a single file with .note extension.

mfw no glasses gf that forgot hers every so often

Thank you!

This program doesn't have a tagging system, but you can definitely add keywords onto the title for now and quick search it using ctrl+shift+p!

done!

Just saw Obisidian Canvas, wow. it's probably another whole application inside of Treedome, so Doing it ourselves would be a tremendous challenge. Definitely need the help of the community on this one, or at least we need to find a NPM package that has a similar function to it. Draw.io maybe?

As of right now i havent built the application on windows yet. But its definitely on the horizon now that people requests it lol

Thats okay, my target audience is myself and a bit more. I realized I cant please everyone, but at least some will love it.

But then again, its for demo purposes, obviously you can insert any picture you want.

Maybe ERPNext could do it. It has many modules, including CRM! https://erpnext.com/

Don't forget to check the help section of the escape menu. For example, you can use ctrl+shift+p to quickly access your notes by title.

thanks! Please use it and let me know what you think!

Never say never, the only reason why tag is not on the roadmap yet is because I couldnt find a way to add it without loading all of the tags into memory.

The encryption part is important after all.

going to be the party pooper here, but GTK means Gnu Tool Kit. It's a framework to build gui applicatiion.

I haven't tried it on windows, but I think it's possible to build it yourself. I have tried it in Linux and Mac only for now.