This section is about getting files into Myne and keeping track of them. Attachments are files of any type — images, PDFs, video, audio and documents, but also any other file you drop in — stored inside the encrypted vault; voice notes are audio you record straight into a note; the attachments library is where you see and manage them all; the importer is a one-time way to bring an existing vault across, whether it came from another app or from a second Myne vault; and the browser clipper saves web pages into your vault from a browser extension.
What’s in this section
- Attachments: adding files to notes — images, PDFs, video, audio, and text and spreadsheet files all render in place; anything else is kept as an export-only card — the size limits, and how they’re stored.
- Voice notes: recording audio directly into a note, where it lives as an encrypted attachment.
- The attachments library: browsing, searching, and managing every file in the vault.
- Import your notes: bringing an existing vault into Myne. Obsidian
.base files (saved views) are brought in separately — see Saved views.
- Combine two vaults: bringing the notes from one Myne vault into another. It is the highest-fidelity source, since both sides speak the same format: links between the notes you bring, the attachments those notes use, and your added dictionary words all come across. Some things still stay behind, and the article says which.
- Browser clipper: saving a web page or selection into your vault as a note with the Myne Clipper extension, and managing the browsers you have paired.
Articles in this section
- Attachments & import An overview of working with files in Myne: attaching files of any type to notes, recording voice notes, managing them in the attachments library, importing an existing vault or combining two Myne vaults, and saving web pages with the browser clipper.
- Attachments How to attach files to your notes, which file types render in place and which are kept as an export-only card, the size limits, and how attachments are stored inside the encrypted vault.
- Voice notes Record a voice note inline from the editor with the /record command. The clip saves as an encrypted audio attachment with an inline player. Recording runs locally and stops on lock or auto-lock. Transcription is on by default and runs on your device, so a voice note can be transcribed on demand to make it searchable.
- The attachments library How the attachments library lists every file in your vault, how to search, filter and sort it, what the per-item menu can do to a file, how to see which notes use a given attachment, and what the unused-attachment cleanup checks before it deletes anything.
- Import your notes How to import notes into Myne from another Myne vault, Obsidian, Notion, Evernote, HTML, and CSV: one flow, six sources. How notes, links, and attachments map, and the edge cases to check in the import summary and report.
- Combine two Myne vaults How to bring notes from one Myne vault into another on the same device: what comes across, what stays behind, and why the vault you import from is left exactly as it was.
- Browser clipper Save web pages into your vault with the Myne Clipper browser extension. Turn on the Browser clipper setting, pair the extension to your open vault with a numeric challenge, clip a page or selection to the vault root as markdown with its images, and manage or unpair browsers from Connected extensions.