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> Why not HTML? Browsers have native basic WYSIWYG editing built in Can you point me to a page in Firefox that I can use offline to WYSIWYG edit a hypertext do

> Why not HTML? Browsers have native basic WYSIWYG editing built in Can you point me to a page in Firefox that I can use offline to WYSIWYG edit a hypertext document without needing to use the developer console to edit raw HTML?

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oneshtein 2y ago
You can use this bookmarklet to create new pages: data:text/html,<html%20contenteditable> then save them as HTML-files. You can use another bookmarklet to turn existing pages or files into editable pages.
- tyzoid 2y ago
  You can't easily take text and make it red that way, only edit the existing content.
  - account42 2y ago
    You can add another bookmarklet for that.
jenadine 2y ago
If you want to do that offline, then you shouldn't use a browser but a HTML editor. There are plenty https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTML_editors https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTML_editors
hakaneskici 2y ago
I believe it's technically possible, but I don't know if there's a tool. Btw, genuinely asking, what's your offline scenario? Long loong time ago, I used TiddlyWiki for a brief time period for my temp offline scenarios. Single local HTML, can edit, but not WYSIWYG.
- inetknght 2y ago
  > what's your offline scenario? Keep my data out of corporate hands without needing to run a website myself (eg, a WYSIWYG site) while not having to use some different app.