Until Android 11, it was possible to use a folder to sync out of the application data scope. As of Android 11 this seems to have changed:

https://medium.com/androiddevelopers/android-11-storage-faq-78cefea52b7c

The problem is that currently neither Noteless can save its notes outside its data folder, nor FolderSync can access Noteless' notes to sync them, so the sync part does not work in Android 11.

Any idea to try to solve it?

I noticed that markdown files placed in the notes directory are not recognized by Noteless without the proper header:

---
tags:
title:
created:
modified:
---

Many of my markdown files I've created manually with a text editor on a PC. Would it be possible to open these files without the header being present, and maybe only add it if changes are made in Noteless?

Version 0.1.18

After writing #30, I noticed that the count of notes in the sidebar were not correct, and not all of the Notebooks were showing. I thought I'd restart the app to see if that might update what is shown. The app, upon restart, displayed the blue progress bar under the app title, but didn't progress beyond that for as long as I cared to wait (10 minutes or so?).

If I tap the add note (plus) button, it created a new note and the app started working (breaking out of the the eternal progress bar), but the note counts are still wrong.

I have a little over 400 notes (the app shows 284), and 300-ish attachments. I also have 5 Notebooks (the app shows none) and 39 different tags (the app shows none).

I'm using an external sync mechanism (Syncthing), but all the files appear to be present.

Let me know if there's anything else I can provide to be helpful.

Hi, I know WebDav sync is considered experimental, and I know it says not to use it on important files.

I wanted to test if it would work for my workflow. I have a owncloud store with an existing "notable" directory, with approx 30 notes in the notes directory.

When I enable WebDav sync in this app, and point the location to my owncloud store's webdav interface, it shows the normal "syncing with WebDav" message, but none of my existing notes from owncloud appears in the app.

When I check my owncloud web interface, I see the android app has uploaded all of the Tutorial files (as expected) but it has also replaced all of my existing notes with zero-byte versions (Truncated them?).

Its easy enough to roll-back the files to the previous state using the owncloud web interface, but I'd prefer if I didn't have to do that.

Is it a bug that it does that, or is that expected in this Experimental state?

Hello,

Because I use Notable on my laptop, I've tried your app to open my "Notable" markdown files and I really like it! Thank you!

I've noticed an issue. If I try to display an image with a space in its filename, the image does not render.

![](@attachment/Screenshot 2020-08-08 at 20.33.23.png)

Thank you again for your useful app!

I tried to create two notes, one named A and one named B.

If I create a local link from B to A, by typing [[A]] and enter display mode, then [[A]] is not turned into a link.

Hi, I introduced two little changes to the style of tables. I use Noteless every day for my notes, and I noticed that tables could be more beatiful and readable.

Let me know what do you think and if I contributed in the right way to the project. Maybe I shoulded edit another branch?

P.S. Why didn't you put all css code in a separate css file? Is there a particular reason?

There's currently no styling to blockquotes, which makes it hard to tell if it's a paragraph or a quote. Let's try this CSS for blockquote styling:

blockquote{
  padding: .75em .5em .75em 1em;
  background: white;
  border-left: 0.5em solid #DDD;
}

blockquote::before {
  display: block;
  height: 0;
  content: "“";
  margin-left: -.95em;
  font: italic 400%/1 Open Serif,Georgia,"Times New Roman", serif;
  color: #999;
}

/* for nested paragraphs in block quotes */
blockquote p {
  display: inline;
}

Taken from here (https://github.com/nteract/nteract/issues/810) with preview images! Would this be possible in Noteless app environment?

Single line breaks don't show in preview mode in accordance with the Markdown specs. Other editors don't always work this way, and a single line break is enough to place something in the next line in preview mode. It would be nice to have an option to have it work either way.

It seems like adding an image and/or a checkbox (which appears to be a rendered image rather than a HTML tag) causes the performance for the preview to drastically drop.

This seems to be a prevalent issue with Flutter at the moment. Though it possibly has been fixed fairly recently. https://github.com/brendan-duncan/image/issues/104

There's also a non-native option. https://pub.dev/packages/flutter_image_compress

My suggestion is either to cache or compress (in memory) the displayed image through some optimization, as well as replace the checkbox with an actual HTML checkbox.

The desktop app of Notable does not care which folder a note is in, so long as it is under the notes directory. Regardless if it is in the root notes directory or a subdirectory or anything under that, it will always read the note, provided that the note has the correct markdown extension (such as .md, .markdown, etc).

Please provide possibility to:

• reduce line-height in sidebar-menu and notes listing
• reduce indent in sidebar-menu

The current settings are a big waste of space.

Remembering the exact tag name can be a bit cumbersome. Providing a way to either autocomplete the tag as we type them or selecting a tag from the already existing one would be a great feature.

If you select multiple note then move them to trash, the deleted files stays selected and there is no way to unselect them. The None option doesn't unselect the notes.