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MyMind also makes it easy to add manually typed notes. You can use markdown language to format your notes. I am not a big markdown user, but it is a good option to have. Once again, you can add your own tags, but MyMind will search all the text automatically.
Garland Coulson
About mymind
A browser designed exclusively for using the internet is called Command. The browser offers connections with well-known note-taking apps, a web highlighter, and an online notebook. TLD HIGHLIGHTER To surf the web like a book, use Command's web highlighter. Markup increases page readability. WEBSITE MAGAZINES Write down the information you discover in your command journals. Save websites, memes, and other items for quick access. READING LIST You should save articles so you may later read and annotate them without using up all of your favorites. The app allows users to submit content from even outside sources! INTEGRATIONS To keep track of the information you read and contribute it to your knowledge base, Command integrates with well-known note-taking apps like Notion, Readwise, and OneNote. REMAIN CENTRIC To assist you with maintaining your concentration while reading, Command provides features like highlighting, ad blocking, and no notifications. STAY SAFE Your information is stored on your servers, not those of other people. But Command uses iCloud to sync, not other servers. We use biometric locks to secure your private tabs. There is no registration needed to use Command.
Most popular feedback for CherryTree
By far my favorite note app due to its simplicity yet very well organized design and useful features. Has some (minor) glitches and shortcomings, but I love its design. Pros... Feature rich (hierarchical notes, tables, code boxes, image import, db import/export, etc.) Not bloated with features you don't need Super easy to keep all your notes on dissimilar topics all in one place, well organized and easily navigatable Cons... CherryTree occasionally crashes for me (Windows). Not sure if the root cause is CherryTree or not. I may send feedback to the developer(s) and see what's up. UPDATE: I no longer see any crashes. I believe the problem was my work computer was still running Windows 7 (!!!) It never crashed for me under Win 10 (which I use at home). I only ever saw it crash on that one computer running Win 7. Interface sometimes seems to have been developed in its own universe rather than using standard libraries, toolkits, etc. Example ... Creating and editing tables is workable but not like any table editing you've probably seen before.
rmbjr60
About CherryTree
CherryTree is not a straightforward note-taking application in the same vein as "Remember the Milk" or "Evernote." CherryTree places an exclusive emphasis on the functional aspects of note taking, eschewing any attempt at design. It gives you the ability to take notes in rich text format and highlights syntax for you. You have the option of storing your data in an XML file or a Sqlite file. CherryTree is loaded to the brim with features that enable you to directly pull notes and the features associated with them from a wide variety of programs and websites. Rich text, image handling, multi-level list handling, tables handling, codebox handling, hyperlinks, iteration sorting, and so on are just some of the many features that it possesses. Other features include: This tool is for users who need to copy not only text but also backgrounds, images, fonts, and a great deal more in addition to text. It is not for people who simply want to copy text. When it is used properly, it can save a web page along with all of the important attributes that are associated with it. This allows you to move the files over to another content management system without taking the web coding from the previous CMMS with you.
mymind reviews
This app is a great concept. I love the idea of being able to save all my clippings and ideas in one place without the need to sort or tag them, but then still be able to find them later. The issue for me is that, because I do so much work on my iPhone, I need a solid iPhone app. That’s where mymind falls (very) short and it’s what is keeping me from subscribing. Right now, the app feels like the web browser. There’s no dark mode (as basic must-have for paid apps) and some things just don’t save. For example, trying to save an Instagram post results in an error message. In addition, the AI is not as good as Apple Notes. I did a couple of side-by-side comparisons and I had more success finding things in Apple Notes than MyMind.
- TumbleBumbleatNight
This is truly transformational in organizing all parts of my daily and long term ideas, inspirations, and utility focused resources. The organization of multiple content types alone would make this invaluable, but the ability to search beyond just tags and folders through AI removes my burden in saving things properly and assures that I never am stuck in a position where I’m unable to find what I’m looking for. This is better than my actual mind, it’s my brain supercharged and much more organized. I can’t wait to see how much better it gets as I continue to fill it with resources.
- Bluebeanie
As a creative who does a lot of internet research, I’ve tried many tools over the years to organize everything I gather from the internet. Evernote, Instapaper, Pocket, Pinterest, you name it. But because I do a lot visual work, I felt that all of those tool were either lacking or over complicated. MyMind AI tagging system and super fast image loading is a game changer for me. Its a very simple, minimalistic and it just work. Love it. I just wish it wasn’t as pricey as it is, and I’m-fast image loading is a game-changer for me.
- Joel from PR
CherryTree reviews
Good-looking and feature-full note taking software. Not just for programmers but for writers and researchers as well.
- xvhpqg
I was looking for an open source alternative to Workflowy. This is about as close as I could get. The UI isn't all that modern, but it is fairly configurable. You can change the fonts used and their sizes. The size of the toolbar items can be changed, you can actually make them really big. In my case I disabled the toolbar; the icons mix badly with a dark theme. The other thing that is a bit annoying is the icons. They are tiny and quite dated too. Maybe a nitpick on my part? Still, at least you can change the default entry icon from the cherry to any of the options they provide, such as a dot, like in a bullet list. I'm happy with this application. It does everything I need it to do well, without subscriptions or needless cloud dependency.
- terra_shark
Fantastic note-taking app, probably the best in the business in that it isn't cloud based, works windows and linux, and supports encryption and has tons of features. The only major problem I have with it is that nearly every Linux distro out there is removing CherryTree from their standard repos. I can't get it after Debian 9, Fedora 30, or CentOS 7. Even Manjaro doesn't include it anymore. Anyone have any idea why?
- xenmaster
Pros & cons
mymind
| Pros |
|---|
| Uses markdown language |
| Automatic tagging (dump and forget) |
| With other solutions I used to spend a lot of time playing with tag infrastructure |
| Very fast search |
| Cons |
|---|
| No WSYWIG formatting |
| No Android mobile app (can use the web version) |
| No social sharing |
CherryTree
| Pros |
|---|
| Feature rich (hierarchical notes, tables, code boxes, image import, db import/export, etc.) |
| Not bloated with features you don't need |
| Super easy to keep all your notes on dissimilar topics all in one place, well organized and easily navigatable |
| A very sophisticated note taking and text-copying tool |
| Cons |
|---|
| It is mostly for people undertaking technical tasks |
| The tool is not a convenience tool as other note-taking apps are |
| No mobile :/ sometimes you need it.. |
| and not, I don't want to use joplin, is nowhere near the same |
| UI the first time is weird |
| It seems from the roadmap this will change for better |
| No custom icons in a easy way :/ yes sometimes you need it |
| Either way, you can change it or add more icons there is a topic on how to do it on github. |
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