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We predict the possibility of the current char being a typo and try to find the word you were trying to type. We also are currently working on fixing typos. Fuzzy search should fix that, so I'm glad you have it. where you get one letter wrong and suddenly no results. Nota has one of the fastest search features in the space Bear uses more memory on startup compared to Nota I will make a quick comparison with Bear(macOS native notes app) to show Nota can be on par with a native one. Update: This question got a lot of attention. Developing with Electron is faster and this is perfect for our two people team. Regarding the 'Is Electron a good platform for developing apps?' - this is a very hard question to answer. It's similar to how developers are willing to spare 3-4GB more memory for a more advanced IDE. We think that if you use an app professionally, you are probably willing to make that tradeoff.

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While staying minimalistic, we also try to be a professional app. We are trying to stay under 150mb of memory (a lot of Chrome tabs can't do that). We actually have done a lot of work to optimize memory. Yes, that's a good question and a very hard one. This subreddit is not endorsed or sponsored by Apple Inc.

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