firefly-plaid-connector VS self-hosted

Interesting, I wasn't aware of this fork. For what it's worth, the original repo is here: https://gitlab.com/GeorgeHahn/firefly-plaid-connector and images are published at registry.gitlab.com/georgehahn/firefly-plaid-connector:latest.

There is already a Plaid Connector but would benefit from independent reviewers and contributors.

It connects via plaid, which isn't that great if you're interested in data privacy. If you really want to use it though, you can use https://gitlab.com/GeorgeHahn/firefly-plaid-connector. As for "your own dashboard" i'm not sure what this means in the context of "better than firefly"...

If you also look at the docker-compose stack that they provide, you will see that those AWS lines refer to the localstack container, simply put its faking a local AWS.

If they shutdown unexpectedly, it's easy enough to download their self-hosted repo off Github to deploy your own instance. Then you can just import one of the automatic local backups Standard Notes makes on your computer.

Standardnotes - Evernote started cracking down on free users, so this enabled me to avoid paying for their service

Please create an issue on https://github.com/standardnotes/standalone for maximum visibility. Our engineers don't lurk on reddit.

I like standard notes. Intuitive web and app interfaces. They have advanced editors you can install that expand the features significantly. Probably not to onenote level, but far more options than I need hah.

Hi u/Junior-Ad-3117, you can self-host the syncing server for Standard Notes. Please see our Standalone repo on GitHub for more details. 🙂

Hi u/zkvvook, I just wanted to let you know that if you hear back from the dev team that the discussion will continue in your post on GitHub. 🙂

Hi u/zcyph, sorry to hear that. Are you able to export a backup of one of your accounts and import it into our web app while signed out (you could use the desktop app while in airplane mode if you'd like) and let us know if importing a backup works as expected? Can you share the logs here or on in the issues tab of our Standalone repo?

Hi u/sir83231, (assuming this isn't the same issue that you created), you may find some insight in the comments on this thread by a user reporting a similar error.

Sorry to hear that. To provide additional exposure for the issue that you're currently experiencing to more members of the community, please create a thread in our Standalone repo as well. 🙂