Blip-A

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   by Blip-A 3y ago

   You are correct, I was using proper in a highly subjective/opinionated way. It's just that I would prefer lists to be wrapped and indented the same way they would be in a rendered document, as I will only be reading these notes in
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   by Blip-A 3y ago

   Am I wrong? To clarify, I'm not looking for a Markdown editor with a preview pane. I'd want to see proper soft wrapping in the editor pane itself. Edit: I also want the line to to be indented past the number or bullet, e.g: Right:
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   by Blip-A 3y ago

   I agree, HTML does seem like what I'm looking for, except I don't want to edit the tags directly. I really just want an editor that displays headings, bulleted and numbered lists, and hyperlinks, without forcing me to deal with so
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   by Blip-A 3y ago

   I assume it suffers from the same issues as the other Markdown editors I've tried, particularly failure to soft wrap list items to the appropriate level of visual indentation.
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   Ask HN: Lightweight markup language with an open-source WYSIWYG editor?

   3 points by Blip-A 3y ago|9 comments
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   by Blip-A 3y ago

   > The only realistic way to get long term software support on Android is from Open Source. This means installing a replacement, 3rd party Open Source ROM. What ROM do you use and what level of support does it provide? I was interested in
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   Ask HN: How do you use email aliases?

   3 points by Blip-A 5y ago|5 comments