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I absolutely second logseq. Would you mind elaborating why/how you use notesnook in addition?
Thanks in advance!
I've used both, honestly can't justify the price of notesnook after using logseq. I'm in the process of switching over entirely to logseq.
I will say though that notesnook is a great alternative to Evernote and OneNote that is private and secure. I just don't use its features enough to justify using it over logseq and syncthing.
Notesnook required me to re-login every week or so. I paid for it in the beginning but after that kept happening over and over (it was fixed for a while and then regressed) I just gave up. If I need to quickly write something down I don't want to context-switch into my password manager first. Especially since auto-complete wouldn't help me, since for whatever fucked up reason Notesnook first asks for the TOTP token and THEN for the password.