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It saves when the user wants to, not automatically without asking, saving even unintended accidential changes, and publishing them to others. It runs locally,
by someweirdperson 4y ago
It saves when the user wants to, not automatically without asking, saving even unintended accidential changes, and publishing them to others.
It runs locally, not rendering badly in the browser.
Saving to disk does not require navigation through 3 sub-menues.
- Cyberdog 4y ago> It runs locally, not rendering badly in the browser. Not sure what you mean by this one - Word '97 didn't run in a browser either. As for your other two features, I still don't see those as a 1000-fold improvement.