BEST markdown editor for Linux, Windows, and Mac?

Nothing beat Obsidian.

Lulz at the vim/emacs dig.

Just installed what I believe is the latest version of MarkText on a Windows 10 platform but don't see an Image Uploader option in the Preferences dialog. What gives?

Very well done. Informative, concise - makes me want to try the editor :) Thank you!

MarkText APP is dead

TLDR: Electron application - will eat your system.

what a great your voice , maşaAllah

This is also one of my favorites. I wish the guy would continue to improve this or maybe invite some students (a class with a professor who makes this part of his class project) to do so.
I'd like to see the window be able to be smaller so i can cram more open windows onto my screen. I also would like to see more color customization.
But, the RegEx on this works extremely well. I've begun to use tags at the top of my files (a bit like yaml) and also now within files to bring my eye to certain sections. In MarkText and Obsidian, I can find those tags by making those editors scan all of my files at once. I have no yet figured out how to get them to scan my .bash_history (or other dotfiles), though.

i just checked this and i couldn't find the sync option. there's no point if cross platform but without sync feature

Inkdrop is a good markdown editor. Although I use org mode due to the power of emacs

I instal matktext on my puppy linux work better ten sithy Ullyssess on ipad and total free. Thn why i hate app store and all apple trash.

It look great. Illtry it right now

I love markdown, but I often capture data as a clipped web page, and either convert it into a note or keep it as is. also, I like having the source page link in the document so that I can go back to it.

So my notes are a mix of typed markdown text files and information clipped from websites.

I need this on ipad :( iOS

When devil saw ohh low end PC users happy on Linux he made electron applications to ruin all whatever was left 😑.
And lazy human beings adopted it on the cost of excluding many.

Wow, the editor is absolutely marvelous! I've noticed that I started doing lots of markdown writing and VS Code became just unbearable (even with all the plugins). Only today I've installed and deleted the other editors like remarkable, abricotine, haroopad. Thank you!

Niceeeeee, i use a lot of Obsidian, but this is awesomeee!

Can you please make a video how i can get a good structured pdf to print my book ?

This review is 5 month old but editor is already dead: domain is for sale and no single commit for last 5 months. Cool.

hey nice wallpaper

What is the difference between marktext, ghostwriter, scribt, latex? Its so confusing!

I know 0 about codes so I will need a tutorial to understand even this guide video!

My clickable table of contents doesn't work. Whenever I click on a header in the table the screen moves about 1/10th of a centimeter and that happenes every time I click on it. Any explanation or possible fix?

No Vim or emacs links?

Thanky you, this is a awsome Markdown Editor.
But i cludnt find which tag i have to use to specify the Title Author etc. for an essay work.
Thank you for sharing and keep going.

Short answer, use Notion

Thank you for introducing me to this tool, although I recently purchased a Typora license :-)

Was skeptical at first... but this actually looks really interesting!
Will certainly be trying it out... see how I get along with it!

looks like VS code editor

Typora's way better.

I prefer Joplin

Obsidian for me..

I really have to thank you. I've been looking for one ever since Typora asked for a license and this one really tops all expectations.

Obsidian is best.

Condescension is ugly.

Good software has unlimited customization I am definitely trying this one out

This is cool been looking for a way to spellcheck markdown

vim

Thanks for sharing. This is pretty good. I will use this in the future for my notes instead of vscode.

but i already have vs code

CODE BLOCK (FENCES) WITHOUT AUTOINDENT

Dude, why isn’t this about Obsidian?

Obsidian for life! <3

Why did I not know this before buying iA Writer 😢

Its looks just like obsidian

So it is "BEST" to click a tiny burger menu and hover to the second layer for every little thing you want to add to the text?
For everyone that is not constantly working with it and therefore not memorizing all the shortcuts, this is nothing but a major annoyance...

How are Kate, Gedit, Geany worse?
I mean I just use emacs bc I can use it for other stuff as well.

I realize there are other text editors better for editing. But think of this as a nice markdown viewer that also lets you edit when you need to. The notes display fully formatted and you automatically get a clickable table of contents based on the headers.

I store notes on all my common tasks in markdown files. Then I have them running in MarkText for easy reference while I'm working.