What date format do you prefer on your note titles for zettel/journaling? (Bear App, Apple Notes, Obsidian)?
1. ISO: Journal 2025-11-08
2. Short: Journal Nov. 8 2025
3. other
What date format do you prefer on your note titles for zettel/journaling? (Bear App, Apple Notes, Obsidian)?
1. ISO: Journal 2025-11-08
2. Short: Journal Nov. 8 2025
3. other
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Bear is working on web access to notes... finally!
https://community.bear.app/t/bear-web-public-beta-you-are-invited/17435
We’re excited to share a new chapter for Bear: Bear Web is now in Public Beta! This is a big step toward making Bear available wherever you need it, and we’d love for you to give it a try. ⚠ Please read the following carefully before jumping in. About Bear Web Bear Web is a web app designed to complement the native Bear apps on Mac, iPhone and iPad, providing you with the flexibility to access your notes from any web browser. It is primarily for situations where you cannot access the n...
A Bear vadonatúj callouts funkciójának használata rendkívül egyszerű. Segítségével látványosan és ízlésesen emelhetünk ki fontos részleteket a jegyzeteinkben.
https://techwok.hu/2025/06/27/bear-callouts-funkcio-hasznalata
Végre itt van! Mostantól a Bearben nem csak a sima szöveges jegyzeteket titkosíthatjuk, hanem azokat is, amelyhez képet, PDF-et vagy más fájlt csatoltunk. Részletek korábbi, de frissített tesztünkben.
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https://techwok.hu/2023/07/13/bear-2-legjobb-markdown-jegyzet-app
I took a stab at cleaning up my code for BearExporter, a Python script to export all of your Bear notes to Markdown files you can use with Obsidian, read in the terminal, or whatever.
As the old saying goes "it works for me!" but I know it's not exactly great code, but it is available.
I'm not great at Python but I'll try to improve it as time allows.
I wrote up a quick post on how to edit a theme for Bear (and then discovered other theme hackers as well!)
➡️ https://rasterweb.net/raster/2025/03/17/editing-a-bear-theme/
Yes to Obsidian... I copied the exported Markdown files from Bear to a folder on the Linux laptop and can open & use all the notes just fine.
So the next idea would be to automate the process by scheduling the Mac to export all the files and move them to a volume that Obsidian can use as a vault.
The whole idea here being I can use Bear, but still access my notes while using Linux.
So right now the Python script grabs the text of a note, creates a file with the title as the name (needs work) and then sets the date created & modified time of the file.
So on disk are Markdown files with all my Bear notes. This makes them available as plain text files in the terminal, on Linux, heck...probably in Obsidian as well?