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Notational Velocity preserves bold, italic, and strikethrough specifically in its otherwise plain-text editor. All other attributes characteristic of "rich-text
by scrod 15y ago
Notational Velocity preserves bold, italic, and strikethrough specifically in its otherwise plain-text editor. All other attributes characteristic of "rich-text" editors are normalized to the current style. The result is a styled editor without the annoyance of getting random unwanted paragraph/line spacing, colors, sizes, and kerning mixed in with your note.
- wladimir 15y agoIndeed. That's a common annoyance when trying to paste something from a site into gmail. Especially if you manage to copy part of a table, it's almost impossible to get rid of it again. Or you have to resort to first copying it somewhere else, then back, to "filter" it. Things like that cause me to hate rich text editors without "underwater" view.