My first try with the option to allow 5 simultaneous connections stopped at about 5000 synchronized notes. I have about 11000 notes and a total of about 18000 objects. I just reconfigured Joplin on android and I found that limiting the number of connections to 2, instead of 5 seems to have made the first synchronization much faster and maybe more functional. And I do not think it is the fault of pCloud.

I think WebDav is not the right way to go with notes integration. If it happens that someone creates Jopiln support for pCloud then it would be really nice, but for now it is what it is. Get yourself a free account on Nextcloud, Dropbox or OneDrive and use it just for notes. pCloud has APIs and it should be possible to create integration with Joplin through that. Maybe someone is really sick about WebDav support because of the limitation. Is WebDav so critical? Personally I do not think so. They also have to prioritize the support. Many people including had issued with giant corporations. I am with them for a couple of years now and did not have major problems. 7 years and 10 millions users probably means something. Saying that they have stayed in business that long also means something. I am not an expert but I did not like using WebDav.Īs about their support and them being unprofessional, that might get better or worse over time and I understand you being angry with them. I have used WebDav with other integrations as well a couple of times and it never felt stable enough. There is nothing there that pCloud can do about WebDav protocol and as it was mentioned, it has its weaknesses and can be unstable. As others mentioned, there is no problem with syncing the notes using 'Filesystem' and sync folders in pCloud. I myself have troubles using Joplin with pCloud through WebDav because that is the only way that I have found how how to use it on Android.

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