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...It distinguishes itself by supporting markdown editing with a rich set of formatting options, and by enabling integration with version control systems like git for syncing notebooks in arbitrary repositories. Users can add, edit, and manage markdown documents in the browser, and because it uses modern web technologies, the app caches itself and local data to work seamlessly when a network connection is unavailable. While the backend server that used to support hosted functionality is no longer maintained, the core frontend still offers a slick note-taking experience. Crossnote’s design takes inspiration from tools like markdown preview extensions and collaborative editors.

An note taking program with WebDAV sync capabilities. It works on a local (and WebDAV) directory and shows the items (text/image/binary) in a tree view. Any changes are reflected in the file system directly. Features: - group notes and images in a tree structure (using folders) - can work on any directory on your machine - technically works like a file browser with inline text editing - synchronizes with any WebDAV server (optionally using SSL/TLS) - allows one-way and two-way synchronization - allows to encrypt your files locally and remote using AES256 - multi language support You can obtain the full source code at: https://crispy-cow.de/git/CrispySyncNote.git Latest changes: 2.1.0: Updated for Java 9 and up 2.0.2: Added more UI translation, updated greek language (thanks to geogeo) 2.0.1: Bugfix: Sync state is now copied when duplicating workspace due to change in encryption settings

This project will produce a meal management system, which will hold recipes, meal plans, calendar of meals, grocery list, etc. This system will be written using Flash, PHP and a MySQL server.

Memo Inbox is a standalone, open-source (MIT) note inbox that runs entirely in your browser. Save short notes with an optional title and tags, search them, move them to trash and restore them, and export everything as a Markdown ZIP you can drop into an Obsidian vault or any Markdown folder. There is no account, no cloud sync, and no analytics or external scripts; notes are not sent to a server. Notes live in this browser's storage, so export a backup regularly. Made by Simple Memo Developer...