A version of Obsidian that runs on the web (browser). For file storage, something like Google Drive integration, where files can be stored there.

+1 for that. While I switched to obsidian because of its local first approach, the lack of webapp is certainly not playing in its favor sadly enough. The absolute key to a successful productivity software (in my opinion) is convenience, and being able to access the information anywhere at all times …

I have used a server with ‘unRAID’ in my home-LAN. Run ‘duckdns’, ‘swag’ and ‘Apache Guacamole’ as a Docker and a Windows-10-VM on it. Point port 80 and 443 from my Router to ‘swag’ → ‘Apache Guacamole’ → Windows-10-VM … and configurated many days these configuration… really! many days!!!(I’m her…

+1 for me. My use case is to allow people at my work to collaboratively work on an obsidian vault as an internal work wiki. Yes they could all install obsidian client locally and we can sync them all individually, but we want to consume the vault on a webpage using Obsidian Publish, so it seems natu…

+1 here too. I am aware of the challenge to ethos, but being able to access my vault on work machines would be amazing.

I also would +1 this. I would suggest web client + Obsidian sync. Since this may involve additional work on the app and perhaps some overhead cost, I would be more than happy if this kind of feature would be a paid feature.

Moved discussion about NeverInstall to another thread NeverInstall + Obsidian

+1 big-time, here; willing to pay, also…thanks for even considering it! It would be phenomenally useful.

+1 from me More than willing to pay a premium for this

+1 - A high priority feature for me and something that might be able to be conditional on subscribing to Obsidian sync? For me I’d love to use Obsidian at work but am currently not able to do this due to computer admin restrictions.

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