Yes.
Granted, some of my purposes are probably not worth the trouble.
The TLDR; version is after committing 13 years worth of notes, articles and documents to Evernote, and finding it cumbersome to migrate neatly to a new platform, I’m gun shy about obfuscating the files in a database where another app is required to get them back out.
Also access from non-Mac devices.
deleting a lot of tedious details about the import process I’ll save them for another post.
That’s why I said “almost” I’m still trying to learn what the disadvantages are.
Example: my initial assumption was that sync would not include indexed files, so I thought a good solution would be placing the files in my iCloud Drive.
Then I learned that I was consuming twice as much space by doing so because sync actually does include them. (I don’t understand this at all, does it dump them back out into the file system of the sync partner?)
Then I read in the documentation that there is an option in sync settings to disable that behavior. But when I look for the setting, it’s not there. Re-reading the documentation, it looks like it’s maybe a dropbox only setting.
Obviously I’m learning as I go and trying to figure out the best way(s) to use the software for my situation. So, your help is very much appreciated.