Je viens de tester #LiquidText et, okay, il est cher (50€ pour une licence unique, mais il y a des réductions pour les étudiants) mais Dieu que j'aurais aimé avoir cet outil de lectures / notes pour ma thèse.

Avec #Scrivener en combo, ça aurait été *chef's kiss*.

@mstine Yes, I can see why you say that, and I'm guessing it's just a matter of time before we'll be able to create a Canvas that has a PDF on it that you can then annotate in a way that integrates with all the other stuff you have in Obsidian.

I love #LiquidText and #Marginnote, but despite using both for a couple of small projects, they feel too cramped for me. I think I won't use apps like those until they are turned into Minority Report–like augmented reality apps.

@teachpaperless #liquidtext is also one of the best I think 🙂

@ikhwanuddin haven't looked at Zotero - thanks for the tip. Tried #LiquidText for iPad a couple of times which I liked quite a lot for papers and reports.

It’s reading week. Time for my semesterly attempt to rekajigger my #readingworkflow.

This time around I’m trying out #liquidtext I’m already not sure how this is gonna integrate with #zotero

#liquidtext 確實能夠提高工作效率。:ablobcatmeltwave: