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What are some decent apps for keeping a personal "wiki" (programming.dev)
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I say wiki as a point of reference, as it's the thing I'm most used to for organizing information, but anything that lets me create links on specific words, leading me to a different page/display can work.

I prefer FOSS, but anything that's a free download on the play store is fair game, TrackerControl should manage to block annoying ads.

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[-] OmnomnomOom@lemmy.world 5 points 8 months ago

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