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11 - Synchronization Notable doesn’t have synchronization built-in, but you can have your data synchronized across computers just by putting the data directory into a shared folder, like Dropbox/Google Drive/etc. This way the third-party service will take care of the synchronization.

12 - Mobile Editing Notable doesn’t have a mobile app yet, but there are many apps for editing Markdown files already on mobile. If you put your data directory into a shared folder, like Dropbox/Google Drive/etc. you could use any of those apps for editing notes or making new ones. It wouldn’t be perfect, especially if you need to change some metadata or add an attachment, but it would be ok most of the times.

13 - Collaborative Editing Notable doesn’t have collaborative editing built-in, but if you put your data directory in a shared folder, like Dropbox/Google Drive/etc. then multiple people can access it and make edits at the same time. Just make sure no 2 people are working on the same note at the same time, or some work might get lost. This is by no means a perfect solution though.

14 - Version Control Notable doesn’t have version control built-in, but since the data directory is just a regular directory you could make it a git repository and every once in a while take a snapshot of your notes, or perhaps a small script could make commits automatically for you everytime something changes. If there’s a big demand for this perhaps support for version controlled notes can be added to Notable itself, let us know if you need this.

15 - Encrypted Notes Notable doesn’t support encrypted notes yet, but if you really need this you could make an encrypted image on your computer and put a data directory in there. This way the third-party program will take care of the encryption. If there’s a big demand for this perhaps support for encrypted notes can be added to Notable itself, let us know if you need this.