Oh nice, I wasn't aware of that. I developed apps for iOS in the past, and have found the restrictions on iOS to affect the quality of apps. For example, to use Google Assistant, one has to say "Hey Siri, Ok Google". The UX around this feature (eg being listened to by multiple devices) is also not handled well so much so this feature is disabled by default.
I understand you didn't like seeing me wrong about Obsidian on iOS, and thanks for linking me to the solution.
However, I would suggest you be less judgemental - assuming someone is childish based on a sentence - isn't very fair. For example, would you tell someone that when face to face?
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[ 1.7 ms ] story [ 20.2 ms ] threadThere are definitely solutions for using Obsidian with git on iOS (such as [0]).
[0] https://forum.obsidian.md/t/mobile-setting-up-ios-git-based-...
I understand you didn't like seeing me wrong about Obsidian on iOS, and thanks for linking me to the solution.
However, I would suggest you be less judgemental - assuming someone is childish based on a sentence - isn't very fair. For example, would you tell someone that when face to face?
Have a nice day :)