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Posted by jaslar
Nov 22, 2019 at 07:12 PM

 

A little more time spent with it, mostly on the web through my Chromebook. So yes, the files are online. Although encryption is mentioned, I can’t find a way to do that. It has word count! And that’s something I’ve asked for at Dynalist for some time. So handy for writers.

I noticed one oddity. When I tried to sign up to follow on Twitter, it asked for a LOT of permissions, including the ability to post and delete tweets on my behalf. Um, no.

 


Posted by Luhmann
Nov 23, 2019 at 12:33 AM

 

So here is the whole story. Dynalist developer says it is a Mubu clone, not Dynalist:

https://talk.dynalist.io/t/transno-just-inspired-by-dynalist-or-something-more-than-that/6017/2

 


Posted by Paul Korm
Nov 24, 2019 at 08:49 PM

 

Worth noting some of what Erica said on the Dynalist forum (thanks to link posted above by @Luhman)—ByteDance owns TikTok:

>Back in April, Mubu was acquired by ByteDance.  It wasn’t really a surprise to us, as we’re well aware of how small the outliner market currently is.
>Apparently, ByteDance saw potential in selling this kind of outliner to teams and businesses, bought Mubu,
>established Lark, and shoveled Transno there, probably reusing lots of the old Mubu code.
>And ByteDance has reached out to Dynalist about corporate development (a.k.a. buying your company) back in 2018,
>and they mentioned they’re trying to establish some business products in the United States to diversify their offerings.

Luhmann wrote:
So here is the whole story. Dynalist developer says it is a Mubu clone,
>not Dynalist:
> >https://talk.dynalist.io/t/transno-just-inspired-by-dynalist-or-something-more-than-that/6017/2
> >

 


Posted by khalil
Nov 25, 2019 at 08:23 PM

 

Interesting background. Thanks for sharing

 


Posted by jaslar
Nov 27, 2019 at 02:06 AM

 

Ah. One can “lock” files. But there is one password for all locked files.

>Although encryption is
>mentioned, I can’t find a way to do that.

Thanks for the background info on the company!

 


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