Blogging with markwhen, the return of pages, and more
I have been working on making markwhen and markwhen.com more of a utility that I can use daily, such that I find its flaws more easily and can make stuff for it that I want as a user. Admittedly I don't make that many timelines but I have found that it is very useful for journaling and blogging. In fact if you're reading this post on re.markwhen.com, it was written it markwhen! How cool is that.
Pages (tabs) are back on markwhen.com, and represent completely separate files. You can have tabs open for browser documents, files on your computer, and cloud markwhen documents all at the same time.
Markwhen.com is also now a progressive web app, and looks like a real native app to boot.
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