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Thanks; but that's a converter, not a viewer. The problem is the lack of READER applications to simply view (not edit or convert) all these Markdown documents.

• Y_Y 2y ago
  In my defence, the comment I was replying to mentioned "renderers" and "converters". Furthermore IMHO, any text editor is a Markdown reader. If you want it formatted as is it were "markup" then might I suggest converting to e.g. PDF using Pandoc and then using one of the many capable viewers.
  • DidYaWipe 2y ago
    Noted, re the other comment. But... come on. You might just as well say any text editor is a browser, because you can technically read HTML with it. You can also technically read Word documents with a text reader.
    • Y_Y 2y ago
      I see your point, and maybe it's a matter of preference, but I really do use my text editor for reading Markdown. I wouldn't do the same for a Word doc or HTML, without at least running it through a convertor first.