@joplinapp@mastodon.social @joplinapp@sopuli.xyz Do you have any idea why suddenly #Joplin refuses to let me edit certain sections of text in some (but not all) of my notes? This is Joplin for Desktop 3.2.11 running on Ubuntu 24.04. The symptom is that I cannot move the cursor to certain places within the note - if I try it will go to a random spot above or below the place I am trying to edit and it just absolutely will not let me make changes. And it is all plain text, there are no images, there are a couple of links but they are plain text. I can use an external editor such as Text Editor and that works, and Joplin's default editor always used to work, so I don't understand what the problem is.

EDIT: Never mind, it was a theme plugin that had a pending update that needed to be applied.

Hey everyone! Joplin 3.2 is out now and it's got so many awesome new features, including:

• OneNote archive imports (finally!)
• Multi-window support for us multitaskers
• Drawing is seamlessly integrated on desktop&mobile
• Encryption now is a whole lot faster AND more secure (it's opt-in, no pressure 😉 )
• Customizable and scrollable toolbar on mobile 😎
• New powerful APIs to bring you more exciting plugins in the future

Download it from official repo --> https://github.com/laurent22/joplin/releases

Hear me out! Joplin is testing accessibility, can you help?

#Joplin seeking feedback from visually impaired users to enhance app's usability. Your insights are invaluable in creating a better experience for everyone.

Check out how you can help: https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/calling-visually-impaired-users-help-us-improve-accessibility/42094

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Running joplin server in docker with an nginx reverse proxy. Android and windows clients sync fine. IOS doesn't, but I gather that this is due to IOS not allowing insecure connections (too lazy to set up SSL), not anything the app is doing. Just installed on my KDE Neon machine and set up the sync. For some reason it is only doing a partial sync. None of my notebooks are coming through, and only the few most recently touched files show under the default all notes notebook. I got the same results on the snap and flatpak versions. I do encrypt my notes, and the few that are syncing correctly are all decrypting properly. The delete local data and re-download option yielded the same results. I've confirmed that the notes and notebooks are still on the server correctly by syncing my working devices. I can create a new issue in github if needed, just wanted to see if this is a known bug first.

UPDATE: to ensure the integrity of my database information, I used the re-upload local data to sync target option from my up to date windows machine. This attempt threw http error 413: payload too large. Adding the following line to my nginx.conf file (in the server block) fixed the issue. I went with 20 megabytes, you may wish to adjust this if you put large attachments in your notes. I believe the default is 1 megabyte.

client_max_body_size 20M;

It looks very unintuitive to me…

Screenshot from https://joplinapp.org/help/apps/publish_note/

Got a new phone (Pixel 4, DivestOS) & trying to sync my notes via Joplin Cloud. It grabbed older notes ok, but seems to be stuck in an infinite syncing loop & never gets notes from the last ~6 months...

Here's what I've done

• Downloaded Joplin from F-Droid -> logged in to Joplin Cloud -> Added encryption master password -> synced. Result: old notes are there, new notes are not, infinite sync loop
• Uninstalled Joplin
• Reinstalled Joplin from F-Droid -> logged in to Joplin Cloud -> synced (older notes come in, newer notes do not) -> Added encryption master password -> synced. Nothing new arrives but I get an infinite sync loop

My notes are all present on desktop. I don't know what to do next! Advice is greatly appreciated!

Joplin app version

Joplin Mobile 3.1.2 (prod, android)

Client ID: ######### Sync Version: 3 Profile Version: 47 Keychain Supported: No

Revision: 8d8cca06e

Android API level: 33 WebView version: 127.0.6533.103 WebView package: us.spotco.mulch_wv FTS enabled: 1 Hermes enabled: 1

Turn joplin todo note as app widget?

Don't want to open to do note everytime, any way to turn that to do note into widget which stick to android home screen?

Following notetaking journey of Robert Lender I found out the recently he stress tested Joplin by inserting entire Bible: text 4.281.085 characters long

This led me to wonder, what other challenges or stress tests do users put their note-taking apps through before fully committing to them?

How do you know your chosen app can handle your unique needs and demands?

Hi, as title, sorry but I'm newbie to Joplin and used just x simple note, but I would like to be able to add current date inside a note. Thanks

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After I have installed the Joplin app for some time and now I only noticed that a trash was also added with an update, I have to tell you about it.

The basic function is to capture notes, but would come to grip a little short as a description at Joplin.

The app and description of its features can be found here.

I'm not going to describe everything, but focus on a few things that are important to me at the app.

Import/Export

I've been using some note apps – especially Evernote for a long time. Joplin can easily import and export the ENEX files from Evernote. Likewise, you get Markdown files cleanly formatted to Joplin, whereby even entire directories can be imported at once.

Editor

Speaking of Markdown. There is a rich text editor, but Joplin works with Markdown formatting. The editor is divided into two setting. In one part you enter the text including markdown and in the other window you can see the formatted text.

Security

Joplin is open source. This means that everyone can view the code and participate in the development. An open source code can also mean more security, since each: no one can check whether “malicious” functions have been built in. Even errors are detected earlier.

If you want to synchronize your data with other devices via the cloud, you can turn on the encryption function of Joplin. This ensures all data with a master password. Before the data is sent to the cloud, it is encrypted and thus stored securely. If you now synchronize with another Joplin app, the encrypted data is first loaded and only decrypted again when the correct master password is stored in the app, and thus readable.

The encryption can also be activated (or disabled) later. Depending on the amount of data already stored, the one-time encryption on the cloud storage takes a few hours. This process has to be started from a device. Once this is complete, the other connected devices can retrieve the data accordingly. The Joplin app recognizes the change and only asks the master password (and only once) on the other devices. Once this has happened, the further synchronization is as fast as before.

Another feature is the backup function. Backups are stored locally. The frequency is freely selectable. Backups can also be provided with a password to protect them from unfamiliar access. So I can also secure my backups in (another cloud) without having to worry that someone can read something.

Finally, the course and the trash are still mentioned. An editing history of up to 500 days can be saved for each note. In this way, earlier states can easily be called back. The recycle bin is a relatively new feature (many have been waiting for). Each deleted note is stored there and stored for an individually adjustable time before it is permanently deleted.

With these features, the data should be well protected and also recovery should not be a problem if you have accidentally changed or deleted something.

Platforms

Speaking of other Joplin apps. Apps are available for MacOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, iPadOS and Android. So you can edit a note at home on your Mac, add something on the go on the go on the right side and edit the note again in another workstation with a Windows PC.

Synchronization

The developers of Joplin provide their own synchronization service, the Joplin Cloud. Unlike Joplin itself, this is a fee. The price starts at 2.49 euros per month (with annual payment) and increases depending on the volume of data.

However, you don't necessarily have to use this service to synchronize your data. Dropbox and other providers work just as well. I myself sync my Joplin data via my own Nextcloud (via WebDAV). This works very well so far.

For some, perhaps a hurdle. To ensure that the data is not corrupted, the sync is blocked for all other devices when a Joplin app is synced. Since normal synchronization takes only a few seconds, this is actually not a problem. Normally you don't work with several devices at the same time in Joplin.

Plugins

Joplin can be extended by plugins. There are already a considerable number of plugins that take care of the appearance, the formatting options, the handling of files and much more. Since version 3, Joplin can also be used on smartphones and tablets with plugins. However, some plugins are not running on these platforms yet. But that is probably only a matter of time.

Among other things, I use a plugin that displays a small preview of the first image or PDF in the note in the list view of the notes. This makes it easier to find.

Order

How can you organize your notes in Joplin. The profile is top priority. Normally you have a profile under which all notes are shown. Joplin also supports several profiles between which you can switch.

Within a profile you can create notebooks. Each notebook can contain notebooks and these can contain them again. Unfortunately, how deep you can nest here, I don't know. But at some point it is probably no longer practicable. It is convenient that you can also choose an icon for each notebook, which is displayed with. This helps to find this quickly. There is a separate icon set or Emoticons available. You can also upload your own images.

Within a notebook there is a list of notes. This list can be sorted differently for each notebook, by creation date, date of change, alphabetical or completely free. This allows, for example, to use a notebook as a diary by sorting the notes by creation date. Joplin offers the possibility to change the creation date of a note manually later. If I have such a notebook with documents, I can adjust the date of the note to the date of the respective invoice. Very practical.

Notes

Now to the core of Joplin. The single note. I can capture this in a Markdown editor or in a rich text editor. Bold, italic, lists, tables, ... all no problem. Several hierarchies of headlines are also available.

The editor can also be expanded via plugins and thus also display mathematical formulas and much more.

An interesting function is to choose an external editor, which can also be used to edit the texts of a note.

As already mentioned, individual metadata can also be changed freely:

• Creation date
• Modification date
• URL
• Location

In addition, notes can also be provided with tags. A plugin allows the input of a text in the middle of a note in which you provide a rhombus with a rhombus. This will then include this term in the tag list. Tags can be found and can also be found as a list in the page navigation.

Each note can be accessed through other apps via an external URL. An internal markdown link allows you to link between notes within Joplin. For example, you can create a master note about which you can refer to further notes and then call them there immediately.

Tasks

There is a second kind of notes. These have the same function as notes. In the note list, however, they appear with a check mark and are thus clearly recognizable as a task. Such a task note can also be provided with an alarm.

Since there is no other difference, every note can be converted into a task at any time and vice versa.

So far, I haven't really tried this feature. If only, there is a small additional report.

Capture websites

A very good tool is the Web Clipper. This needs to be installed as a plugin in the browser, which is currently only possible for Firefox and Chrome. The webclipper can be used to store parts of a web page or the entire website in a Joplin note – in Markdown or HTML. Screenshots can also be sent as images to Joplin.

There is more

I have only been using Joplin more intensively since recently. Therefore, I have lost many functions. I also have to try some things like the individual design of the app interface. There are also plugiins that could offer interesting functions, at least in the name.

Joplin is open source and free. Therefore, the app simply downloads to your PC, smartphone, tablet and try it out.

Yes, Joplin doesn’t have the most modern interface (there are a few themes that are looking for “wearing”). But its functionality does not have to hide.

Due to the many export possibilities, you are not stuck in joplin if you want to or have to change.

If you are particularly interested in something, you can also ask me. If I am able to answer them.

Installation is such 2010s: try Joplin Web demo

Henry just published new Proof-of-Concept #Joplin version allowing access to your notes via browser. No more installation needed!

Try it here https://personalizedrefrigerator.github.io/joplin/web-client/

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I use Syncthing to sync my notes with other devices so I'm using the File System for Joplin Sync. Today I noticed I'm having almost 1000 md files in my folder . I changed my Note History duration to 90 days but it's still there. Any way to solve this?

Edit : I was frustrated and I exported everything to a Jex file and deleted all the files and imported it back. Now it's just a few files.

🛸 📁 Your notes are about to land: Joplin progresses on filesystem mirror

In proposed PR Joplin creates a folder mirroring your notes as plain text files and notebooks as (sub)folders

To learn and more and watch the progress subscribe to the PR: https://github.com/laurent22/joplin/pull/10448

#Joplin #PKM #notetaking

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Want to break free from OneNote? help Joplin test the experience

Joplin team-member, Pedro, is giving OneNote import finishing touches and to test it he needs real life data. So, if you can provide real life data for its testing, you'd make it the experience of moving to Joplin so much easier for thousands users breaking free from OneNote

see more on official forum: https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/onenote-importer/37720

#OneNote #Joplin #pkm #notetaking #foss
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OneNote import is on its way 😏

https://github.com/laurent22/joplin/pull/10255
#Joplin #onenote #notetaking
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Title. I tried changing the shortcut to a bunch of weird things to make sure another application didn't happen to be eating the particular combination. All other shortcuts I've tried so far have worked as expected. Running latest version, win 11 x64.

OCR, autobackup, text color, evernote links -- all's new in Joplin 2.14

🔤 Autodetect text in pics and pdfs (#ocr) + search
🖌️ Text color in Rich text editor
💾 Rotating auto #backup - now bundled out of the box
🔗 Auto restoration of #evernote note links
📂 Import a directory of #ENEX files
💪 #Markdown editor upgrade

read more:
https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/whats-new-in-joplin-2-14/36390

#Joplin #notetaking @joplinapp

For the fourth year, Joplin has been selected as a Google Summer of Code mentor organisation! We look forward to start working with the contributors on some great new projects.

Plugin ecosystem just got a boost: web store, screenshots, background and icons

When it comes to improving your notetaking experience, no detail goes unnoticed. With growing number of community plugins Joplin rolls out new webstore and plugin metadata allowing works of Joplin enthusiasts to standout.

Learn more https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/support-for-new-plugin-metadata/35525

#JoplinNotes #Joplin
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Joplin is testing Mobile Plugin Support

First thing people ask after learning about plugins is mobile support. Well, it's all coming together!

Learn more and try it for yourself: https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/mobile-plugin-support/35262

#Joplin #JoplinNotes
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It looks like individual files are not syncing. They work most of the time, and then sometimes they disappear (ex. currently one note is missing on desktop)

My sync setup is as follows:

• On Windows, it maps to a Google Drive folder
• On Android, I use FolderSync to sync Google Drive with a local folder

Any tips on troubleshooting the issues?

Featuring preview note list plugin!

Jack Gruber has just started working on an impressive plugin to improve the note list. It can include additional information such as the date, and a summary of the note, as well as a thumbnail. More info on the forum thread!

#Joplin #JoplinNotes #JoplinApp

https://discourse.joplinapp.org/t/note-list-preview-plugin/34719/1

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