TiddlyServer VS dave

Maybe you could ask Arlen at the tiddlyserver github site.

The main things you can try that I can name without thinking much are: * TiddlyWiki on node.js (requires node.js which is just 1 exe file with well TiddlyWiki module) * TiddlyServer (which again requires node.js because now it is distributed as a module) * TW5-BOB (it has an EXE variant too)

So I'm running TiddlyServer (https://github.com/Arlen22/TiddlyServer) on my server, which (I believe) is basically another wrapper around the node version of TiddlyWiki. This TiddlyServer allows for managing multiple Wikis, as well as multiple users with each their own permissions and passwords. Regardless, if you are the only user and you just have a single Wiki, the following would also work with a generic Node version. It does assume a server set-up, but using version control is useful even when working locally.

I had this annoying bug with TiddlyServer in the past year. So consider updating your TiddlyServer / TiddlyWiki on node.js installation https://github.com/Arlen22/TiddlyServer

However without instructions. Anyway, you can learn more about TiddlyServer here: https://github.com/Arlen22/TiddlyServer

There are solutions external to the browsers that work pretty well and where you have control on your data :

Floccus for bookmarks (https://floccus.org/) : it works also on mobile devices : a great plus ! You need only a webdav server (or a Nextcloud account), I use Dave (https://github.com/micromata/dave)

Vaultwarden for the passwords (https://github.com/dani-garcia/vaultwarden)

A huge advantage of this solution is that you can have synchronization also between different browsers and on mobile devices.

I would maybe go with owncloud or something super simple like https://github.com/micromata/dave

dave + orgzly

Caddy, and about five or so other solutions, all use the x/net/webdav library of the Go standard library. So I found dave .

There are other dockerised webdav servers e.g. this