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Possibly, but Google Docs doesn't write in HTML anymore. Advanced positioning and stuff like tab stops don't translate easily into CSS, so even if they _did_ o
by fretlessjazz 16y ago
Possibly, but Google Docs doesn't write in HTML anymore. Advanced positioning and stuff like tab stops don't translate easily into CSS, so even if they _did_ open source the editor, the final HTML will look different than what it did in the editor.
Example: create a document with two lines of tab-stopped text with varying lengths, and then export to HTML.