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Magpie Git

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magpie - Git-backed Evernote replacement

Magpie is an attempt to make a reasonably sufficient Evernote replacement where the users control their data.

Basically, magpie is just a web tool for managing text files in a git repo. In it, you can create notebooks (which are just fol.

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  • Free • Open Source

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Discontinued

This project is no longer under active development since 2014 and there has been a disclosure of a bug that exposes the entire filesystem

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  • Developed by

    Charles Thomas

  • Licensing

    Open Source and Free product.

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  • Supported Languages

    • English

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What is Magpie Git?

magpie - Git-backed Evernote replacement

Magpie is an attempt to make a reasonably sufficient Evernote replacement where the users control their data.

Basically, magpie is just a web tool for managing text files in a git repo. In it, you can create notebooks (which are just folders); create, edit, and delete notes (which are just files). That's pretty much it. However, when you make any of these changes, they are automatically committed to git.

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