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Awesome! Super responsive and fast.

For me, the speed of rendering is fantastic. But, the TexRoman font, the lack of lockstep scrolling, and the non-compartmental MathJax rendering causing the entire document to…

I'm a fan. This is really cool and I like the Markdown parser that was chosen. The HTML output looks really damn clean (especially for code blocks). The `ctrl+s` shortcut is…

I'm so glad it uses Computer Modern, and supports \align environments etc. I know the latter is just MathJax, but Computer Modern is a detail that every other Markdown/LaTeX mix…

I'm a fan. This is really cool and I like the Markdown parser that was chosen. The HTML output looks really damn clean (especially for code blocks). The `ctrl+s` shortcut is…

a separate preview is unnecessary for some users, it's true. but when you're using a full range of complex features, it is. and when something isn't displaying the way you…

One cool feature would be to scroll-lock the input with the output when scrolling the output pane. Obviously the challenge is that they don't correspond line-to-line. Embedding…

For me, the speed of rendering is fantastic. But, the TexRoman font, the lack of lockstep scrolling, and the non-compartmental MathJax rendering causing the entire document to…

Funnily the math it renders doesn’t use Computer Modern at all.

I see this: https://imgur.com/a/vvYpW The symbols and letters are so wrong. Inspecting the element shows that the font family is STIXGeneral. On the other hand I find it amusing…

Nice update speed. But the font in the preview panel looks really blurry -- both regular and bold...

No dark mode? What is this 1997?

I'm a fan. This is really cool and I like the Markdown parser that was chosen. The HTML output looks really damn clean (especially for code blocks). The `ctrl+s` shortcut is…

Thanks! HTML export would be cool, I agree. The shortcut "CTRL+D" will toggle to preview only (not exactly a quick way to view HTML but at least you see preview only), code only…

Very cool! It would be nice to see an Org mode version of this. Org syntax for the uninitiated: http://orgmode.org/worg/dev/org-syntax.html It's very similar to Markdown if using…

One text editor I have always wanted is a word processor with first class vim keybindings support. I don't need too many fanciful features but the most important features would…

One cool feature would be to scroll-lock the input with the output when scrolling the output pane. Obviously the challenge is that they don't correspond line-to-line. Embedding…

Quite neat. I wouldn't use this myself as I prefer to have an environment which is crash proof and I would be too scared to close the window, however I think this could be quite…

I might use this instead of LaTeX for short communications , but I wonder if this could work for longer work with several pages.

For me, the most satisfying markdown editor is Typora(https://typora.io/), which doesn't need a separate preview pane to show the rendered contents. But I haven't tried the Math…

I wholeheartedly agree, Typora is my favourite markdown editor. For those few times you really need to just edit the markdown you can quickly turn off rendering and switch into…

For me, the speed of rendering is fantastic. But, the TexRoman font, the lack of lockstep scrolling, and the non-compartmental MathJax rendering causing the entire document to…

This is very neat! It made me think of hackmd.io which offers similar features though maybe less minimalist/distraction free but with collaboration. Thanks for sharing!

Why not give VNote(https://github.com/tamlok/vnote/) a try? :)

Nice and simple job! Guys that do not want an extra preview panel could take a look at VNote(https://github.com/tamlok/vnote/).

This is not flesh out, but it does support vim keybindings. http://ivanceras.github.io/spongedown-editor/

You can look into Boostnote, it has that feature built in.