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> Thanks for an awesome extension! You're welcome! (I won't reply to every positive comment, but...) The impetus for me to create Markdown Here was mostly a)
by adam-p 9y ago
> Thanks for an awesome extension!
You're welcome! (I won't reply to every positive comment, but...)
The impetus for me to create Markdown Here was mostly a) code blocks, b) nested bullet lists (which are fiddly and hotkey-heavy in a rich editor). (Brief origin story, fwiw: http://markdown-here.com/about.html http://markdown-here.com/about.html )
- sillysaurus3 9y agoAny chance of creating a Brave extension? https://brave.com/ https://brave.com/ I know probably not, but it's the only browser I use for gmail. It's so convenient keeping it open in the background, isolated from my main Chrome browsing workflow. Whenever I get an email I get a nice OSX popup. I know Chrome can do this too but I restart Chrome like five times a day. Brave is pretty good, but doesn't get much love. Hopefully it'll catch on more. Thanks for your work!
- _eht 9y agoIs their crypto currency ad replacement system in play? I recall that being one of their very early pitches.
- baby 9y agoDo they have tabs on the side?
- sillysaurus3 9y agoNah. Admittedly the tabbing kind of sucks. You can't even tear off tabs into windows. Tabbing is an interesting thing... I've always been jealous of Firefox's tree-style tabs, which are impossible to implement on Chrome. But never quite jealous enough to give Firefox another shot. Yet.
- adam-p 9y agoA few seconds of research suggests that it's worth investigating more (i.e., it seems like Chrome extensions might be supported without too much effort). https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/issues/465 https://github.com/adam-p/markdown-here/issues/465