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?
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A good search (which Joplin unfortunately has not, I'm still using it l, though ...)
Could you describe what is the problem and how you expect search to work (any examples)?
I'm not the person you replied to, but IMO all versions of Joplin would ideally include results for notebook/subnotebook names, while the CLI version should return results for partial-word matches.
For me Onenote search takes me to the first instance returned in the note I've selected, Joplin does not. So depending on length i have to scroll scroll scroll to find the frst of the search results, with then no ability to click a next button for the next instance.
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