by az09mugen on 10/9/2025, 4:38:26 AM
by tomekf on 10/9/2025, 5:26:27 AM
Is there a way to use it offline on iOS? I’ve saved a file to my Files app but the I’m unable to save… or I’m missing something completely…?
by yardshop on 10/8/2025, 7:34:11 PM
It was not obvious to me that I needed to click the New button first. I clicked around everywhere else and tried typing and no go. Then after clicking New and getting a text area, it made sense and I said "well of course".
So maybe not too many other people had this problem, but perhaps the top line could say "Click New, then just write." =)
And/or start the page off with a note that describes the basic process:
"click new, write, and click Publish to finish the note, then click Save to save it to index.html on your system"
When I went back to edit a note, Publish didn't work for me.
Trying this in Vivaldi, I didn't try on another browser yet.
by progre on 10/8/2025, 7:31:08 PM
Bug: If you put a space as the title, you can't edit the note later because the post is not clickable.
by nanomonkey on 10/8/2025, 9:45:11 PM
Or you can just put the following in the url bar of your browser (Ctr-s to save):
data:text/html, <html contenteditable>
by yjftsjthsd-h on 10/8/2025, 6:26:30 PM
Well, it does what it says on the tin:)
https://github.com/chunqiuyiyu/xie?tab=readme-ov-file#prereq... says it needs NodeJS; is that just for building? Could you make a release on github that includes it as a single .html file that could be downloaded and used with no deps but a browser?
by mossTechnician on 10/8/2025, 7:46:31 PM
This is an interesting project. I'm glad to see Markdown is supported. I was surprised that there is no persistent storage of notes, though (at least not on my device).
by ottoflux on 10/8/2025, 7:56:36 PM
not a dig, but it reminds me of how much i used to like tiddly wiki.
Interesting project ! Tried it on brave mobile Android and it does the job. Just so you know, when I edited the note I wrote in markdown, the note is now in html. But I guess this would mean add a html to markdown converter to the page. I get the minimalist concept, and I sense this could be a daily driver for many.