(At least it's a much cooler implementation.) Enter right: Obsidian # Then there's the local coolness, Craft Docs but then it's Mac/iOS/Web only again, plus they also do this expansion thing I'm not a fan of. and then they are insistent on making everything a thing that can expand and have more things in it and I hated that. Notion also looks interesting, but it's just sooo slooow. Bear looked cool, but they were only on Mac / iOS and as it turns out they've been kind-of silent on the development side for a few years now. There were a few promising ones, but they all had problems I just couldn't get over. I've spent a lot of time looking for alternative solutions. But tags, or find and replace? Those are things that should've been available forever.
Onenote find and replace on mac code#
Some of them are understandably not for the mainstream userbase, like code blocks or markdown.
Just a few of the features I've been asking for and wanting for years. 887 + 717 + 607 votes for find and replace.761 votes for code blocks / code editor.6914 votes for sharing individual pages.But after all these years of use and repeated asks for features I've came to realize that it's not designed for me. The inking experience is amazing, the sync is great and the capabilities are extensive. I want to preface all this by saying, OneNote is a great platform. As you can imagine, this was a gigantic change for someone who literally owns a OneNote cape. Written by Tamás Deme on Tue Sep 28 2021.Īfter roughly 11 years and ~1200 notes, I left OneNote behind for Obsidian. Ethical considerations of high frequency econometrics and decision making Taking a Diamond Pickaxe to My Notes
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