MACJOURNAL ONE PASSWORD FOR ALL UPDATE

So MacJournal remains a more powerful option, but if you don't think you'd ever want video in your journal, Day One is still a strong-looking candidate. 1Password is a password manager and auto-form-filler for the Mac that has been a. I actually save a fair bit of video clips (whether home videos or YouTube rips) into my journal. Pity they don't have a demo version I'll have to examine the screenshots a bit more, I might just switch over, myself.Įdit: Looking into the features a bit more, it looks like Day One may not support video import in journal entries. but I'd need to use Day One a bit to get a feel for that. Use the Intelligent Diary function to locate entries with specific content. From the MacJournal interface, you can record audiovisual media to complete your diary entries. If you're looking for an application that can be a bit more versatile (blogging platform, general information management), MacJournal might still be superior. MacJournal lets you create a multimedia diary that integrates all types of files (images, PDFs, and QuickTime movies), is password-protected, and encrypted. So now my impression has changed a bit:įor pure journaling, Day One looks like it might be the nicer option. Day One version 2 has been out for almost a year now, and it looks like they've added some impressive features that I'd actually really like to see in MacJournal. Mariner will shift MacJournal support and customer service to Dan Schimpf Software effective March 1.

MACJOURNAL ONE PASSWORD FOR ALL UPDATE

A new update will be out soon for all existing customers.

I look forward to improving it in the future with some great new improvements. Given your question, though, I took a look at how Day One has developed on MacOS since the last time I saw it. I started MacJournal in 2001 and it has grown into one of the most popular journaling apps on the Mac. My impression was that Day One for iOS had a nicer interface, but that MacJournal overall was a bit more powerful. but I was using Day One on iOS before there was a version of MacJournal for iOS. I got into MacJournal before there was a Mac version of Day One, and have used it quite heavily for a number of years. I have the iOS and Mac versions of MacJournal, and the iOS version of Day One.

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