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Notetaking apps and screenreaders (self.Blind)
submitted by vvitallie
Which app do you fellow blindys find the best for tnotetaking? I am. Using onnenote and find evernote not that acccessible. How is obsidian doing for screeenreader users? would love to hear from you.
zersiax 3 points 1y ago
Generally Dendron these days.Notes in Markdown and based on VS Code which I already use anyway. Cherrytree on Linux is quite nice as well.
I hear that Joplin's been receiving some a11y love as well lately, not sure how far that effort has gotten though.
None of these are really cross-platform though, unless you count working on Dendron-generated hierchies with another editor cross-platform as those are just markdown files.
I hear that Joplin's been receiving some a11y love as well lately, not sure how far that effort has gotten though.
None of these are really cross-platform though, unless you count working on Dendron-generated hierchies with another editor cross-platform as those are just markdown files.
rwbeardjr 2 points 1y ago
I use the iOS Notes app.
nullatonce 2 points 1y ago
Sucks. A lot of them suck, in fact most of them.
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I usually dump everything in to a notepad and when in mood seperate out everything into a Writer document (a free word alternative).
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I usually dump everything in to a notepad and when in mood seperate out everything into a Writer document (a free word alternative).
ukifrit 1 points 1y ago
notepad plus plus on windows, drafts and notebooks on iOS.
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