Dale de Silva

I've used it a little more now and noticed a couple of very minor things that might have been missed. - When I go to the usual link and I haven't been logged in yet, it was a little hard to find how because you have to click "Sign Up" (Which isn't what you want to do), and then in the modal, click "Sign in". It might be worth rewording the first to be a little more generic. - In the desktop app, I noticed one time I signed in and it didn't actually show my avatar to indicate I was signed in even though the sign in screen seemed successful and the app functional as if I was. After closing and reopening my avatar showed signed in. Great product! loving it so far :)

Absolutely love this software and the strong extensibility of it. There can be a little friction in setting things up to work just right for you, but if you explore the community plugins can think about how your note-taking should work it's one of the most versatile products out there to achieve it. My only frustration so far is with Obsidian's use of Markdown. Markdown is loved by programmers, and it's valuable for the tech underpinning the notes, but it makes the interface and usability of the the software more difficult than a WYSIWYG implementation.