While we're on the subject, it's worth noting that it also sports a very useful Night mode and that it's also available in German, French, and both types of English (UK and US) in the case of the GUI and the Markdown editor alike.
There's a run-of-the-mill menu bar at the top of the main window, followed by a comfortable toolbar which bundles all the most important controls and commands (both global ones and for the Markdown editor). Interestingly, the app moves away a bit from the typical GUI/layout pattern we have come to see in so many markdown editors and offers a more old-fashioned layout, which is not at all a bad thing. Its looks are not all that bad either, even though it's safe to say that it's not exactly a gorgeous app to behold. Some interesting facts about Zettlr's GUI It boasts all the valuable features you want from an app such as this, including a powerful Markdown editor with quick preview (called Quicklook), snappy search possibilities, a typical yet useful file explorer, word counter, spell-checker, even a sort of customizable Pomodoro timer, as well as various export options to formats like HTML, PDF, ODT, DOCX. Meet Zettlr, a cross-platform, open source, and Electron-based Markdown editor that promises a perfect mix of user accessibility and powerful features.Īnd, right off the bat, we're going to say that it doesn't disappoint. However, if it's a full-featured, comprehensive Markdown editor you're after, then you've come to the right place. Feature-packed app for writing and editing text with Markdown As we're sure you'll agree, this is easier said than done mainly because, from 2004 up until the present, a staggering number of apps of this sort have seen the light of day. If you're reading this, then it's safe to assume that you're currently looking for a markdown editor.
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