u/mike76under

I’m trying to build a simple workflow for saving useful articles/webpages into my Obsidian vault. Ideally, I’d like to give Koofr a URL and have it save the page as a Markdown file (rather than downloading the webpage as HTML), and then have Obsidian work with the files from my Koofr storage.

Is something like this possible with Koofr? If so, what would be the easiest way to set it up?

Maybe I am missing something very obvious here. I just started learning new things I can do with Obsidian and would like to integrate it with other tools and services I use regularly.

Anyone have any other good ideas beyond the above?

So I stumbled upon this by accident:

https://help.dropbox.com/security/terms-service-privacy-policy#:\~:text=We%E2%80%99ve%20changed%20the%20time%20period%20of%20inactivity%20required%20before%20we%20may%20terminate%20non%2Dpaying%20accounts%20to%206%20consecutive%20months.%20We%E2%80%99ll%20continue%20to%20provide%20notice%20before%20doing%20so

Apparently Dropbox really doesn’t want free users any more.

Hi everyone,

I’m trying to clarify where Drime’s servers and, more importantly, user data are actually hosted.

In the past, I’ve seen Drime mention OVH as their hosting provider, which I understood to mean that the underlying data was hosted in Europe. More recently, however, Drime has been talking about using Cloudflare.

Since Cloudflare is a US-based company, I’m wondering how this affects the actual location and jurisdiction of our data.

In essence what interests me the most is:

- Where are the actual servers/storage containing user data physically located?
- Which company currently hosts that data (OVH, Cloudflare, or another provider)?

Would love to get some direct feedback from Drime on this

Thank you guys and must add, loving the large plan.