Hello,
I'm really satisfied with my setup: raspberry Pi4 + joplin server.
Joplin server sync is really fast (10GB+ notes) compared to my previous setup with an old qnap + webdav.
And now I can publish single notes and get an external url!
I fear to ask here since there have been lots of discussions about it, but I've never got a clear reply to this question: is in the plan/roadmap to create a web client so that ALL notes/notebooks are automatically published and you can access them everywhere with an internet connection?
TIA
tony
Web client:
If you mean that all notes should be public by default, then I dunno.
Thanks for the link.
But it's not practical to me. I should resync all my notes on every browser I need to use.
Having installed Joplin Server I would imagine to see all notes published and be able to browse them using any browser (after loggin in, of course).
Tony
In 3.7 there's a feature to publish a while notebook to the internet. Is that what you mean?
@laurent I'm interested to know if I can log into my Joplin server (self-hosted on Cloudron) and be able to access (create/edit/read/write) my notes in the web browser without having to use the desktop/mobile clients. Is this currently possible or on the roadmap? In essence, an online Joplin editor. Thanks.
Having installed Joplin server, I would like to browse/edit notes online like evernote. Just like:
- Login
- Browse
- Edit
- Logout
A sort of Web client, but without the need to sync all notes everytime, since the notes are already on the server.
Tony