
Sadly, even when firebase analytics is disabled, it still sends some data to Google's servers and there seems to be no way to disable it. GitJournal gives its users an option to disable all analytics, which clearly can't be implemented as long as we use Firebase. Therefore there are 2 options - 1. Remove the option of disabling all analytics 2. Remove firebase analytics. I'm choosing option (2), as it seems wrong to remove the option to disable analytics, as I know a number of users who have disabled analytics. Currently I'm mostly using analytics to measure how well the marketting is doing, and to see which settings are being used. Disabling the analytics would make this much much harder, but I guess it's a greater push for me to find an alternative / create one. Fixes #506 Related to #105
Mobile first Markdown Notes integrated with Git
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Summary
GitJournal is a note taking app focused on privacy and data portability. It stores all its notes in a standardized Markdown + YAML header format (optional). The notes are stored in a Git Repo of your choice - GitHub / Gitlab / Custom-provider. This means you can easily self host or host your notes in one of the many Git providers.
Features -
- Can be used with any Git Repository
- Allows categorizing Notes based on Folders
- No Account Required
- Open source
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Most of GitJournal code is licensed under AGPL, however the documentation (including this file) and translations are under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.