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Work-Alike Alternative To Dynalist 4/3/2024
I’ve just discovered the very easy shortcut for turning any piece of AnyType text into the beginning of an outline: > + space Actually, the folding/outline function is extremely powerful &#82...
Work-Alike Alternative To Dynalist 4/3/2024
Well now, AnyType isn’t the most immediately intuitive app out there, but actually, it’s immensely powerful, and they’ve recently introduced a “toggle” feature (accessed,...
"Godspeed": New MacOS to-do app (with infinite nesting, so somewhat outlining-related) 3/22/2024
And I have to say, all these things they’re saying are unique? Not so much... Prion wrote: Looks nice but 149$ for 1.5 years?
A way to gather links to various paragraphs in various pdfs 3/19/2024
Again, do check out LiquidText, which allows you to pull together notes from multiple PDFs in a single document (PDF) consisting of notes and excerpts.
Tangent- New WYSIWYG Markdown/Wikilinks notes app with map view, sliding panels (Mac/Win) 3/18/2024
Yes, I’d have to agree
A way to gather links to various paragraphs in various pdfs 3/18/2024
Actually, I’d forgotten about LiquidText, which is also available for Windows. It uses a slightly different model from MarginNote, but does much the same thing: https://www.liquidtext.net
A way to gather links to various paragraphs in various pdfs 3/18/2024
Heh, if you were working on Mac/iPad, I’d recommend MarginNote (marginnote.com), but I’m not aware of an equivalent on Windows.
Obsidian vs Logseq conundrum 3/14/2024
It’s well worth trying Tangent on the same data repository; that works very well, and it’s much less “weighty” than Obsidian, while having some very nice knowledge management f...
List of some underground apps - CRIMPing the Open Source Free world 3/13/2024
Not to forget the increasingly excellent and end-to-end encrypted AnyType... rafael costacurta wrote: I've found this video on youtube >https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRpHIa-2XCE very funny and inf...
treeline 2.0 3/13/2024
Ooh yes, I’d forgotten the excellent MyInfo – cheers! Daly de Gagne wrote: Hi Bill and Maurice - > >In the PC World, MyInfo has long had columns, and I have found it pretty >good for h...
treeline 2.0 3/7/2024
You’re not wrong – outliners and columns are a tricky one. A long-lost app called, I think, ListPro, originally developed for Windows Mobile (or SE or whatever Microsoft last decided ...
treeline 2.0 3/6/2024
Treeline reminds me (or vice versa) of one of the great Mac apps which unfortunately has never received the coverage it deserves: Noteship (by Rico Gundermann). The name is, perhaps, not the most insp...
Logseq for Chromebook, Android and Other Developments? 3/4/2024
Apparently Bear (as in Bear Writer, a highly popular note-taking app on MacOS/iOS) are working on a web-based version, too. This could be very interesting for those who already use Bear, and quite int...
Simplenote down? 2/29/2024
Capacities (capacities.io) is also worth a look, as is the increasingly promising AnyType (anytype.io) Tomasz Raburski wrote: Thx, > >I've just found Notesnook, and it looks really promising. > >htt...
An indie app for Mac and iOS 2/28/2024
It also supports internal links (and has a “back” arrow), and you can open notes or boards in separate windows if you wish. It’s really growing on me!
An indie app for Mac and iOS 2/27/2024
NotesHub is a rather elegant little application I discovered recently, developed by a very amiable and responsive chap. It’s available for a very modest fee for Mac, iPhone and iPad, and consist...
Superlist 2/17/2024
One other point about TickTick – you can convert tasks to notes (which are exactly the same, but without embedded tasks) and vice versa. Each TickTick note – or task – can conta...
Superlist 2/17/2024
Well, I agree Superlist looks nicer, but your two other points aren’t valid: a) TickTick *does* have infinite nesting of subtasks, and has had for some time (subtasks appear as tasks in a foldi...
Superlist 2/15/2024
Worth remarking here that TickTick is just as flexible as Superlist, with more options (e.g. Kanban boards, Calendar, nested tags, etc.) You can essentially use TickTick to “build” your o...
Logseq for Chromebook, Android and Other Developments? 2/13/2024
Chromebooks that run Android apps can also make use of the excellent UpNote (one of the few fully cross-platform apps around; I use it on Mac, Linux, Android and iOS, and could use it on Windows if I ...
Curio 28 has been released (Mac only) 2/12/2024
Sorry – it’s also worth mentioning that as well as tags, Growly Notes has drawing tools, custom templates, auto-backups, password protection, custom settings for pages/sections/notebooks, ...
Curio 28 has been released (Mac only) 2/12/2024
For a nice, and free, Curio alternative – that isn’t, I would be the first to admit, anything like as comprehensive as Curio – it’s well worth checking out Growly Not...
Curio 28 has been released (Mac only) 2/8/2024
:-D I love the idea of visiting fear on tyrants’ hearts – while watching cat videos. I must practise... Amontillado wrote: >My eye always wanders, which is why I come to this forum for ...
Superlist 1/29/2024
It’s worth reminding everybody that Superlist is produced by the same wonderful team that developed Wunderlist – really great people; I approached them about a software project a few ...
Author - an interesting app for composing scholarly work 1/18/2024
Ah, I did love FoldingText. Mind you, I like Bike too – especially now that Jesse is talking about bringing it to iOS. bigspud wrote: You know, all those years ago, I had super high hopes ...
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