Web version of turtl app

[asdfghjz]

Feature: Web Application for on-the-go easy access.
Similar to the proprietary Google Drive/OneDrive or the free-software Protected Text accept with all the feature and functionality of Turtl.

Why? There are many reasons you may not want to utilize the desktop app. For example, when utilizing public computers, low-space devices, web only devices, e.c.t.

[orthecreedence]

Note that this heavily depends on #52. The core needs to be included into the webapp as a wasm/emscripten module.

[shodanx2]

Hi,

Curious to know what the status is for a turtl web interface ?
I've been looking for a self-hosted private open source google keep replacement as I'm in the process of de-googling
I saw a few recommendations for turtl and decided to give it a try without really reading the documentation or anything
Server was very easy to setup in about 5 minutes in a proxmox LXC container and using https://github.com/turtl/server

I made it to this step where the server is running

That's when I realized there's no web interface ?

Unfortunately, most of my usage of google keep is through the browser using keep.google.com and then I use my cell phone keep app mostly to consult and set reminders on my phone.

So, unfortunately, without a web interface I don't think turtl is what I need !

[pagdot]

@shodanx2 I completely share your opinion and thought multiple times about creating a google keep replacement.

Sadly turtl seems to be pretty dead with the last commit being one year old and active development stopped at least 2 years ago

[nickyg666]

so I got as far as hooking core/js up to a webserver. I remember seeing somewhere in code or docs that turtl uses a header to indentify itself as the app, I was thinking maybe I could get the web client to display more than a blank page if I used that header and actually got it to send the login page. I can't, for the life of me remember what the header is. something like x-host-turtl? If anyone remember or knows, please reach out!

[shodanx2]

I found there is a bookmarks sharing browser extension you can use with the turtl server.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/turtl-bookmarking/

If you connect it to your local server, you should be able to sniff the traffic using tcpdump or wireshark.