I've tried a lot of different note app. The best seamless solution I've found is Nextcloud + a simple notepad with the ability to autosave text to a txt file.
For example, suitable note-taking apps: Markor, Denkzettel, Lesser pad.
These applications have auto-save and auto-export to txt file. You can also select the Nextcloud folder to upload your notes to the cloud server.
Where do you prefer reposts from?
Can Proton mail work with other applications? 🤔
I recommend the Italian fantasy series from the 90s - Fantaghirò.
This story is based on the Italian folk tale "The Belle of Fanta Ghiro" and the legend of the Tuscan princess. There's a handsome prince, a princess who doesn't want to listen to her father, and a talking goose who helps her on her adventures.
Voyager, Liftoff
You have to use three applications at once due to the fact that in one application the search is better organized, but not very convenient design. The second app has faster ribbon scrolling and a user-friendly design, but it doesn't work well clearing the cache.
Most often I use the Jerboa app. The Jerboa application, despite the shortcomings, is the simplest and most understandable.
You can use the Dawn app from the catalog F-droid.
Not all third-party apps have stopped working. For example, the Dawn app from F-droid works well. There is also a Stealth application that does not have the ability to log in to your account.
What can you say about the social network Mastodon?
Unfortunately, most people don't think about such things. They just register in the application where their friends are located, and there is a lot of different content.
There are no interesting entertaining subreddits here. 😐
Who will repost memes from other social networks?
Right now, another bug has manifested itself. Your message is shown in the "Replies" tab in Jerboa's inbox, but it is not visible in the comments of the message thread.
For a few months, I couldn't log into this instance through apps.
Yesterday, the lemmy.today instance stopped sending posts and messages to the Lemmy network. I only found out about it when I logged in through another instance in asklemmy and saw that my post wasn't in the community.