Silverbullet 1.1.3 [extra Quality] →

is an open‑source, self‑hosted, Markdown‑based note‑taking and personal knowledge management (PKM) system, inspired by tools like Obsidian, Logseq, and Roam. Version 1.1.3 continues its focus on offline‑first , file‑system based storage with a unique twist: it’s built as a single‑page web app that runs a server (Deno) locally or remotely, but editing happens in a browser. The core philosophy is “hackable”, with deep support for plugs (plugins), queries, templates, and live markdown preview.

If you have Deno installed, run the single command to boot it up. Spend 30 minutes learning the query syntax, and you will likely never look back.

Because it runs as a Deno server and renders in the browser, SilverBullet is incredibly lightweight compared to Electron apps like Obsidian or VS Code. The UI is snappy, search is instant (thanks to MiniSearch), and the memory footprint is small. silverbullet 1.1.3

: Many users prefer version 1.1.3 or 1.1.2 over newer iterations like "SilverBullet Pro" due to perceived stability and the availability of legacy plugins .

Because it runs locally, it works offline. However, if you run it on a public server, it becomes accessible from anywhere. Version 1.1.3 ensures that the authentication and sync mechanisms remain robust, giving you a "Google Docs" experience with "Notion" power, but with total data ownership. If you have Deno installed, run the single

: Security professionals use it to test the robustness of web applications by simulating various network requests and login scenarios.

: The platform's true power lies in its custom configs . Users can define specific headers, payloads, and "Key Checks" to determine the success or failure of a request based on the HTML response. Version Context The UI is snappy, search is instant (thanks

As a specific release, 1.1.3 falls within the "Maturity Phase" of the software.