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@Flibbles

You guys keep mentioning an external core. What does that mean?

Yes, there’s been plenty of discussion here about it.

Here’s one about external core being enabled at TiddlyHost:

External core TiddlyWikis on Tiddlyhost

You can kick the tires with external core TiddlyWikis on Tiddlyhost now. Here’s how: Go to the create page at Tiddlyhost Select “TiddlyWiki (external core)” and fill out the other fields as per usual Notice it’s 0.9MB instead of 2.2MB. Notice saving is nice and fast. To use it offline there are two options. Firstly, the “easier, but not really offline” way: From the Tiddlyhost home page, click the actions menu and click Download (as per usual). That should work, but if you do a view sourc…

… and this more extensive discussion:

How to reduce the size of your Tiddlywiki

Using the external JavaScript template If you want to start from a new wiki, you can find a empty tiddlywiki with external core here, or here for the latest prerelease . You will need to download the core too, see the steps bellow. Obtain the external JavaScript file (core) [export core js] In your wiki (or a new one like https://tiddlywiki.com/empty.html), create a tiddler containing the text {{$:/core/ui/ExportTiddlyWikiCore}}. In the current releases, you can simply navigate to $:/core/…

The benefit for me (for example) is that we avoid the redundancy of hosting my core for each of my tiddlywiki projects, and I (and my students!) avoid the download bandwidth burden of downloading that core each time (beyond the first) that one of my tiddlyhost projects is loaded.