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
.basefiles (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.