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by dbalbright 3103 days ago
Reminds me a bit of Typora.

https://typora.io/
5 comments
1wheel 3103 days ago
Typora is great! So many two column markdown editors, but WYSIWYG is what you really want.
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JadeNB 3102 days ago
> WYSIWYG is what you really want

WYSIWYGIWYRW?

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kenoph 3103 days ago
Last time I tried it, it didn't handle unicode very well. It was a year ago and, when I saved the documents, things like "à" would turn to Chinese characters. Apart from this, I liked it a lot. Now I just use VIM and pandoc for PDFs.
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pax 3103 days ago
Thank you for this, I've been long wishing for a NValt clone with an inline Markdown preview. Currently I write longer notes in Sublime Text,now Typora seems a nicer alternative.
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samuell 3103 days ago
Yep. To me, typora just feels so much better.

- Less cluttered UI

- Allows both a file tree, or a more TOC-style tree, in the left pane

- A lot faster startup

etc.

Great with more options for pure-markdown wysiwyg editing/note-taking though.

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wirddin 3103 days ago
Typora reminds me of MacDown :)
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