It's a funny thing. I rely heavily on Ecco Pro, developed some 20 years ago. Still going strong on Windows 10, using 1.5MB RAM (Wunderlist takes up about 70MB on my Nexus 5).
The point, with nowadays web/mobile offerings, is that you don't really own them. They just come and go. No matter how useful or integrated into your work/life routines. I suspect a corresponding analogy can be made for could-based target environments. Something to think about.
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