I’m sure they are, and while it is good news. Claims of cleaning up the patch in its “entirety” are misleading.

This is good news, but the claims to cleanup the patch in its “entirety” are misleading. The garbage patch also extends to the ocean floor. This is merely the surface garbage.

I believe this is an iOS limitation, as Gorhill discovered. Therefore, only the lite version is possible, and lacks custom blocklists.

I also don’t agree with their reasoning behind not having at rest encryption. However @blackboxwarrior, I also recommend Joplin for your use case. There is also a vim keyboard mode in the options, but I don’t recommend it even though I also use vim.

Web and iOS client have lots of bugs. You’ll likely run into them very quickly. I wouldn’t rely on anything that’s uploaded there, or to even be uploaded.

I tried moving to Notesnook recently. There was just too many bugs and unfriendly UI elements.

Great job and spot on! I know how good it feels to figure out stuff like this. I did this back in 2018. Was useful for sending encrypted emails to an organization with PKI setup. This was before they had other means through either O365 or a separate vault like sharing web app. Since there was no regular communication between this organization, I had no reason to keep it setup. I was employed by the organization and had an internal email.