Trilium is a personal knowledge base tool. This allows you to write and - manage your knowledge in a structured manner.
-Trilium project is maintained in GitHub repository where - you can find up to date documentation, source code and you can file issues.
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You can either protect individual notes or whole subtree by right clicking - on an item in the tree pane. In such a case it's still a case of all of - the notes being encrypted individually. One consequence is that you can - still create unprotected notes under protected notes.
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In protected notes, only note title and note text are encrypted. All metadata - like date of last modification, note structure etc. are not encrypted and - can be visible even without entering protected mode.
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When you try to perform action which requires protected session (e.g. - reading protected notes or making note protected), you'll be asked to enter - password. After successful authentication, protected session is established - for limited period of time (by default 10 minutes). If protected session - is not refreshed during this time, protected session expires and user needs - to authenticate again to start new protected session.
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This allows the same note to appear in multiple places in the tree. This - is useful when note logically belongs to multiple categories - e.g. in - time based structure you can categorize the note for the given date and - then separately you might want to put it somewhere else by it's taxonomy. - In this sense it works similarly to tags, only more generally and in a - tree structure (while tags are typically flat structured).
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When note has multiple parents, then technically there isn't any one "original" - and "clones", all of the parents are equal.
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