Add a passphrase-locked vault
A second notebook whose pages are encrypted with a key made from a passphrase plus the server key. It is unlocked into memory only (15 minutes idle, Lock, or sign-out), is not in search, lists or downloads of the ordinary notebook, and limits wrong guesses. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -33,6 +33,10 @@ Named for the mako shark, the fastest in the sea, because a notebook should keep
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keeps your text and retries. If your Authentik session ends mid-sentence, it keeps the text, offers
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to sign in again in another tab, and saves when you are back. If a page changed on another device,
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it asks which version to keep instead of overwriting.
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- **A vault for what needs more.** Pages in the Vault open only with a passphrase of their own, on top of
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signing in. The server cannot read them until you unlock it, and they are in no list, search or download
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of your ordinary notebook. It locks itself after 15 minutes idle, when you press Lock, and when you
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sign out. See Encryption below.
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- **Take it with you.** Download everything as a zip that opens as a vault in Obsidian: file names are
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titles, so the links keep working, and journal days sit in a Journal folder.
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@@ -139,6 +143,11 @@ markdown.
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- **What it protects:** a stolen disk or backup of `data/`, and anyone who can read the notes folder but
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not the settings. **What it does not:** someone who controls the running server, or who can read both
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`mako.json` and `data/`. Who you are in Authentik is not secret, so it cannot be the key by itself.
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- **The Vault** adds a second lock. Its pages are encrypted with a key made from your passphrase
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(PBKDF2, 600,000 rounds) together with the server's key, so someone with the server's key still cannot
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read them without the passphrase. The server holds the unlocked key in memory only, for as long as the
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vault stays open. **There is no way to reset the passphrase**; forget it and those pages are gone.
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Five wrong guesses in ten minutes lock out further tries for a while.
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- **Upgrading from 0.1.0:** existing plain files are read and saved again encrypted the first time
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that person signs in, and a `key` is added to your settings file.
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@@ -191,6 +200,8 @@ file time as its date, and is then encrypted (name it with lower-case letters, n
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- Searching holds every page in memory, which is comfortable for tens of thousands of pages and not
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built for millions.
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- Pages are only reloaded from disk when Mako starts.
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- The Vault has its own pages only: no links into or out of it, no tags, no journal, and it is not in the
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zip download. You cannot change its passphrase yet.
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- Live preview works a line at a time (a code block counts as one), so a table or a quote spread over
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several lines shows rendered line by line. View shows the whole page as one. Selecting across lines
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(Ctrl+A, Shift+Up or Down, Shift+click, or dragging) opens those whole lines as raw markdown, so a
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