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this post was submitted on 03 Sep 2023
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I always use draw.io
I forget about draw.io, then search for something like this, find draw.io, and then find my old drawings.
Me too. I also selfhost an instance of it, although really it’s almost entirely client side.
It's also available as a standalone desktop application, which work perfectly even when you're offline
It is just a imprecise bunch of JavaScript. There is no need to host it, you just need to get into your browser.