Is browser like tabs for opening multiple wikis at the same time as mentioned in the below linked post
possible in this mobile or desktop app
Can there be an option to select custom tiddler templates for sharing of contents into the wikis using Android share option.
For example, if I want to share a post from x.com to one of the wiki, the tiddler shall be created using particular template with specific fields and tags. This template shall be different for different contexts and contents…
Can there be an option to select the template from this menu (similar to the tag selection option currently seen)
User should be able to define templates in their wiki. Theses template tiddlers shall be tagged specifically to be listed in the selection menu
Hi @Eskha,
I haven’t yet tried the Tiddlyhost saver to be honest.
How does it work for you?
If there are issues, I’m happy to solve them. If not, I’m even happier.
Theoretically, it should work exactly like you described.
Thanks,
Simon
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Hi @arunnbabu81
Sorry, but browser-like tabs are not on my list.
I want the view of the app to be as clean as possible without much clutter and I’m trying to follow that principle.
That’s a good idea! I’ll consider it for the next release! Thank you!
v0.0.18 brings a new feature I’m really excited about:
Real-time collaborative editing
That means, you can open a tiddler for editing in a LAN-synced wiki and also open it on another device where the wiki is LAN-synced to.
Editing the tiddler will show your cursor and text-updates live on the synced device and vice versa. Like that two or more users can collaborate on the same tiddler and there will be no conflicts. The underlying functionality uses Yjs for that.
This is possible using the “New CodeMirror 6 (2026)” editor plugin and the bundled “Codemirror 6 Collaborative Editing” plugin, which is installable when creating a new wiki or using the new “Plugins” button to install it into an already created wiki.
This only works using the TiddlyDesktopRS Android App or the TiddlyDesktopRS Desktop apps because they deliver the necessary API for sending the encrypted data through LAN to the peers.
Further updates include the possibility to define something like a $TIDDLYWIKI_PLUGIN_PATH and $TIDDLYWIKI_EDITION_PATH from within the app, where additional user plugins and editions are being read from.
Please let me know if you encounter issues.
Also if you find the time, let me know how you like the features and how the App performs for you.
Last but not least, I still don’t have the required amount of testers needed to release the App to public.
Closed testing is still available for anyone interested, just write me a pm or an E-Mail at burningtreec@gmail.com
Thank you all for your feedback, your ideas and your support!
Simon
OMG @BurningTreeC “show your cursor and text-updates live on the synced device and vice versa”
I am trying to become a tester but life is impeding me, I struck a Kangaroo resulting in car damage and other challenges but this progress is amazing and looks likely to solve some long standing limitations for multi-device use.
- Please set up a mechanism such as @simon has so I can contribute a little to your expenses.
- Please Start with no refund when I install the app.
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Is LAN sync working… On my both devices, the paired devices are shown offline… It was previously working… Don’t know whether it is due to my network issues… I am using window 11 laptop and Android 16 … Both latest versions
For getting more testers, i guess you can post in the discord channel of tidllywiki, tiddlywiki reddit and x.com i guess. Also if you start a new thread with header of collaborative editing, it can attract more users I guess. Also if someone can post this in the Chinese community forums, it will also attract more test users.
Hi @arunnbabu81
Did you update the apps on your devices?
That may cause that you have to pair again…
This happened after updating both the mobile and desktop apps. But I didn’t paired the devices again since it was already shown in the paired devices section… I will try to unpair the devices and pair again.
The next release, available when Google decides to make it available, sorts out some issues with real-time collaborative editing sometimes working, sometimes not.
You will have to update the “Codemirror 6 Collaborative Editing” plugin - easiest way to do so is from the “Plugins” button in the landing page. Make sure that all synced devices are up to date and have the same newest plugin.
Best wishes,
Simon
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Hi Simon
Thanks for this. Some android 10 to Linux Mint 22.3 feedback on LAN sync for you;
Using v.20 on Android, tiddlydesktop-rs-0.3.69-linux-x86_64 on Linux
Installed fine to android
Click on desktop ‘Start LAN Sync’ produces the Pairing button as expected
Click on Android Start LAN Sync produces Pairing button too
These areas seems a little ambiguous as both offer pairing codes - might be good to put an info button or explainer at this point.
Nowhere appears for pin code input on either device.
No pairs or peers are listed on either device.
Terminal on Linux tells me UDP listening.
I’m thinking it could be a firewall issue on the Linux and I need to allow UDP. If so I’d prefer to allow it from only specific device IPs. Is there a specific port or range of ports that need allowing?
Hi @Watt ,
you probably have the ufw being on Linux Mint, is that correct?
If so:
sudo ufw allow 45699/udp
sudo ufw allow 45700:45710/tcp
These ports are arbitrary unused ports in the user port range. They are:
- not registered with IANA - avoids conflicting with known services
- high enough to not need root/admin privileges
The question how to handle traffic through these ports in corporate networks is very different than in private Home networks. But I’d like to investigate.
You seem to have experience with networking, what would you consider?
Thank you,
Simon
No experience! Amateur hour here I’m afraid. I think @Scott_Sauyet might be your man. Corporate networks seem to be very restrictive though. I’m not sure I’d bother, IT depts will refuse permission for this on their networks imo, and you will have a stream of headaches to solve if they don’t.
Thanks for suggestions - I’ll try them now. Might be useful info if others hit the same problem. Thanks so much for your perseverance.
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It worked!
It’s going to take a little while to get my head around but great stuff.
Aesthetic point on Android the bottom system navigation bar is white and the buttons are white (some drop shadow). Difficult to see they are there.
Possibly silly question - Is it possible to run TD-RS headless? For example if I wanted a wiki server running on a Pi or similar with no gui but various devices able to sync and see wikis. A question for the future feature pile maybe - it’s not a desperate feature request.
Thanks Simon!
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The aesthetic issue has probably to do with an older Android version i haven’t tested yet. The navigation bar should have same background colour as the wiki that’s open.
Headless… no. Sync is active when a wiki is active, so i don’t think so…
Hi all!
v0.0.22 is available with an exciting feature!
Sync can now be done through a so-called “Relay server”.
The server is located in Frankfurt, Germany, because that’s near to where I live, can however be set up to a server of your choice if latency is an issue. You can get the server code from me if you are interested.
How Sync works has changed a bit:
- Now we create so-called “Rooms”
- Rooms have a code and a password
- You can create a Room on the landing page or join one using code and password
- Sync always tries LAN first and if it’s not possible to sync through LAN it goes the Relay-server route
- All data is End-to-End ChaCha-Poly1305 encrypted
- The Relay server is “blind” to the data, it just passes through
Now, if you want to collaborate with your aunt from Ohio, you can do so easily! 
P.S. the desktop build containing this feature is available soon.
Best wishes,
Simon
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Hi @Watt , I have a question regarding this issue.
Does the navigation bar’s colour adapt to the wiki’s palette if you change palette?
Do only the navigation bar’s controls not adjust their colour?
Or is the issue entirely different?
Also, how is the statusbar coloured?
Thank you,
Simon
@BurningTreeC how to install codemirror 6 in a wiki created in the android app
Any updates regarding this
Hi @arunnbabu81
Currently you need to get the JSON from here: My TiddlyWiki — a non-linear personal web notebook
- select the plugins you want to get
- fill the “Output plugin settings”
- click on “Download combined plugin”
- import the JSON in your Android wiki
- save and reload
About your proposed templates for sharing with wikis I’m not yet settled how it should be done.
The idea to create tiddlers with certain tags within the specific wiki is not feasible since from outside we don’t have access to them.
I need to think about this.