+------------------------------+
    Product,Cost per seat,Importance
    +------------------------------+
    GSuite,$7.20,Critical
    Notion,$10,High
    "Something, ""with"", commas and double-quotes",$5,Low
    +------------------------------+

I use it for my workout logbook and cooking/recipe log with hundreds of entries.

I will say that Obsidian's tables have gotten a lot better in terms of reflow, sorting, etc. At some point Obsidian might add some additional config to their tables to allow users to manually control column widths, etc., but it would have to be non-standard markdown - like how you can scale down images by adding a width parameter.

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You can click "export to markdown" on a notion page, you can click "import from markdown", but those two markdown dialects are totally incompatible. Most of the time notion can't even read what it exported.

The notion web editor for me has very noticeable lag, so I really want to just be able to write some text somewhere to represent a notion table or whatever, but there's simply no supported way to do that I'm aware of.

I mean, it's fine, using a i7 core at 100% at all times just to produce text at a 2 second delay is totally fine for a text editor, I'm sure notion's doing its best.