The problem is that the available solutions work better in my imagination than they do in real life. Wallabag is very similar to Pocket, and it's been working well for me so far.įor years, I've had this crazy notion that I wanted an electronic version of the paper notebook that I bring to meetings. I always found that web clipping polluted my notes a little, and I recently switched to using Wallabag for all my bookmarks and web clippings. The occasional ability to collaborate on notes/docs with others (this one's not a deal breaker)Ĭriteria that I thought were important but ended up being unimportant:.Editing and creating is only a nice to have, since I'm pretty much useless with a touchscreen keyboard. Ability to access and read my notes from my Android phone.Live conversion from Markdown to formatted text without having a preview pane.The ability to have my notes in a hierarchical file structure that was available in a tree view (more important on the desktop than mobile).My Own Criteriaįor me, my core requirements, in no particular order (they are numbered for reference), are/ were: What works for one person may not work for another. Note taking is a very personal in that you develop some very specific tool and/or process preferences that you don't really want to compromise on.
I dropped Evernote a few years ago as a multi-purpose tool, and have been trying to find a replacement ever since. It's no secret that I've been hunting for the "perfect" note taking application for years now.
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