The standard one is nice, but lacks contrast. Most of the Themes don't really work for me. Width of the content area is far too limiting Level 1 and 2 headlines are almost indistinguishable It is especially bad, when you copy and paste content of websites and bulletpoint lists, images and other styling is ignored.Ī toggle to hide markdown syntax is highly neededġst level checkboxes and lists should be indented to create hierarchy Quite often I find myself being overwhelmed when I read or interact with longer heavily markdown-styled notes in Bear or even when browsing the list of notes with previews. Somehow Bear's interface and typography is sleek, but feels visually cluttered at the same time. 😞 I'm sharing this to get your perspective on things and provide this as feedback to the devs: However over the course of the last year I found myself using Bear less and less. I was really hoping that it would become my one-stop solution for everything "memorable" (organizing projects, everyday notes, todos, reusable checklists, journaling, storing code-snippets, scrapbook/idea storage, bookmark tool). Evernote without the clunk and with a lot of solid ambitions.
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I stumbled upon Bear very early, gave it a try and immediately became a paying pro user just to support the project. I was an almost religious user of Evernote, but felt that the project was being more and more abandoned since Phil Libin stepped down as CEO.
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