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I know typical PKM tools aren't built for quick capturePut quick notes into Obsidian from anywhereI was browsing the Obsidian Reddit and noticed posts asking about workflows on how to get quick notes from different devices into Obsidian. To list a few: * What do you use to quickly save notes to Obsidian on your Android device? * Quick add note from Android * iOS share sheet for links? * Any additional app for fleeting ideas? The problem with quick notes It seems like Obsidian isn't a great tool for capturing quick notes. In addition, people also seem to be divided on their solution to put. With Fleeting Notes, you can capture ideas that sync directly with your knowledge base
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End-to-end EncryptionEnd to end encryption in Fleeting NotesPrivacy and security are a big concern for many users. Especially with something as personal as note-taking this is doubly important. In a survey within my discord channel, for every person that wanted markdown support in Fleeting Notes, 7 people wanted end-to-end encryption. With such high demand for E2EE, I had no choice but to work hard to add this crucial feature into the application. end-to-end encryption discord poll Enabling E2EE in Fleeting Notes 1. Navigate to the settings in the Fle
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Easy Exporthow to export notes in Fleeting NotesNote: If you can't find the exported files, you can also use local file sync to export your files in markdown. 1. Go to the settings and select export format (Markdown or JSON) export fleeting notes 1. Click the Export button 1. The file location of the exported files: * Web App / Browser Ext: downloads folder * iOS: Application Documents Directory * Android: Saved in Android/data/com.fleetingnotes/files
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Android/iOS Home WidgetsA Home Widget (iOS / Android) for Fleeting NotesLet me get this straight, I love link-based note-taking apps, the features, the plugins, and the community. Everything is fantastic, except for the speed of taking notes. For this reason, many people use other apps for quick capture (e.g. Apple Notes, Google Keep). These apps solve the problem of quick capture, but, don't integrate well with Obsidian (I use Obsidian personally). Since I'm not up for manually transferring notes from a quick capture app to Obsidian, I decided to create an alterna
Access your notes directly from your home screen
Local file syncLocal Sync in Fleeting Notes: A Quick and Easy SetupAre you looking for an easy way to back up your notes in Fleeting Notes? Or perhaps you want to use it with other local file managers like Obsidian MD? Local sync is the solution for you! In this short post, we'll walk you through the simple steps to set it up. But before we dive into the instructions, let's quickly go over some of the benefits of using local sync: * It provides an alternative way to back up your notes in Fleeting Notes. * It allows you to use Fleeting Notes with other local f
Sync notes with your local filesystem in markdown format
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