> 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?
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?
data:text/html,<html%20contenteditable>
You can use another bookmarklet to turn existing pages or files into editable pages.
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.
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.