Evernote style open source tool with end2end encryptionlaverna.cc 24 pointsdon7112 years ago9 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−diafygi12yI made a similar proof of concept "diary" app using dropox as the encrypted data store.https://diafygi.github.io/byoFS/examples/diary/−owsla12yThis seems like it gets posted weekly to HN−zxcvgm12yHow is this different from https://stackedit.io ?It's also Javascript-based, syncs with Dropbox & Google Drive.−spinchange12yPrevious discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7817934−dang12yYes. Burying as dupe.−jasonpeacock12yStill no searching/tagging/OCR, which is the killer feature of Evernote.This is just Dropbox/Google Docs/Box/S3/etc.−debian6912yOh for god sake if this is the best the world might muster i probably should finish my aes backed local file store based app for fully crypted notes.−bjerun12yI hope it works better then owncloud - never got the replication to work reliable.−therealmarv12ynice try. But I will not ditch Evernote before somebody will copy the web clipper in a really good way.
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I made a similar proof of concept "diary" app using dropox as the encrypted data store.
https://diafygi.github.io/byoFS/examples/diary/
This seems like it gets posted weekly to HN
How is this different from https://stackedit.io ?
It's also Javascript-based, syncs with Dropbox & Google Drive.
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7817934
Yes. Burying as dupe.
Still no searching/tagging/OCR, which is the killer feature of Evernote.
This is just Dropbox/Google Docs/Box/S3/etc.
Oh for god sake if this is the best the world might muster i probably should finish my aes backed local file store based app for fully crypted notes.
I hope it works better then owncloud - never got the replication to work reliable.
nice try. But I will not ditch Evernote before somebody will copy the web clipper in a really good way.