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It looks nice and easy on the eye (though would benefit from a focus mode - FocusWriter would be a good implementation maybe adding a sentence option). It has the necessary features ( bar underline and folding) but isn't weighed down by the tonnes of useless garbage most markdown editors smother themselves with.

Well, it actually looks like a neat little editor for writers. So why would anyone consider paying money for it? Looking at the above, it looks much more limited than all the free editors I, and most people, use. I suppose the light theme is okay, but don't use them so can't compare. But does have images, tables etc working simply enough.The markdown syntax it has available is very limited.

Slower than any markdown editor or word processor I have used before. There's no way to have more than one file open at a time that I could find - only one window, no tabs, only one pane.There's no folding on headings (and it accepts a #heading instead of requiring # heading).There's no ability to move files around, or headers around in the outline.I didn't try HTML, but the docx imports never worked.

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It has typewriter mode, but no focus mode apart from making the edit pane full screen.

This one is remarkably similar in tone to my preferred theme on Obsidian (Obsidian Nord). I like the dark theme (which is what I use) much better than the iA Writer theme which always felt to starkly black and contrasty. It feels as if there's a macness about it. Many similarities to iA Writer and Ulysses to my untutored eye as a non-Mac user who tried the iA Writer trial, but never felt any value in using it.

Though not minimalist in cost - it's not expensive but it is paid software whereas most markdown editors on Windows are free. Minimalist in looks, minimalist in features and virtually no settings that can be tweaked. It's a minimalist wysiwygish markdown editor.Īnd I really mean minimalist. (I suppose another way of thinking about it, is 'how did I hear about it now?' and I'm not sure I can answer that either. Why have I never heard of Inspire Writer?

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