switched to siyuan - really nice

Just switched to siyuan notepad - it's really nice.
https://github.com/siyuan-note/siyuan

previously: markor + syncthing on android
syncthing selfhosed
vs-code server selfhosted

now: - siyuan on a vps (selfhosted)
- sftpgo for webdav (selfhosted - for encrypted sync)
- official siyuan on android (he even has it in fdroid)

pros: - open source
- has mobile app
- has web UI (this was a missing piece from any other notepad - I really wanted a web UI)
- end to end encrypted
- super polished && fast

cons: - have to pay for a pro license to use webdav
- chinese
- some UI translations could have been better westernized

edit: regarding dev controversy.

The dev of Siyuan has been inserting crypto mining code in his previous open source projects.

I've read the theads - and that situation was in 8 yo project for some "pipe" chinese blogging cms, where they clearly noted crypto in the readme.md and how to disable and that it was to fund the development of said CMS:
I personally dont see a problem. it was very transparent.

Hashrate Pipe will mine through the browser of the visitor by default (it will only use idle CPU resources and the occupancy rate is very low), and the proceeds will be used to maintain the project operation. For the principle, please refer to the method of mining using the visitor's browser .

If you are not able to help us, you can comment out the relevant code in common.js and utils.js miner. We kindly ask you to keep it as much as possible, thank you.

You can actually see it yourself: go to github skyformat99/pipe-1
IMO what google/apple are doing with our data without consent is way way worse.

Anyone using GitHub SSO to sign onto his site will automatically follow and star his github repo, without user consent. The permission his site requested from GitHub includes complete write and read access to ALL user data on GitHub, it was bonkers.

I'm reading about it - and it was not a siyuan site, but some hacking party site? not sure what that was. And dev later apologized.
Github shows which permissions are being request? what the issue - you can't read?

tbh - Im not seeing much problem in either of these.

edit2: Im not worried about privacy with this app.
in my view - google and other "free" providers are intentionally sabotaging our privacy and selling our data and in general I worry much more about them then this notepad app.