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Using a database for notes is like going 2km in a plane.
You can use any relational database for this though but why would you subject yourself to this?
I think you're right about notes, but what about the other use cases?
If you are generally interested in designing databases its a good exercise to try and build one yourself. That is the only situation I recommend you go this route
Obsidian has a huge number of plug-ins, that cover a wide range of uses. I also use Zettel Notes as a quick md file editor and that has the ability to capture pages in markdown to read later. And/or you can use Omnivore.