I would love to be able to quicly change any note that i am presently editing to text-only or text-only w/markdown
Why?
For ease-of use, and speed.
Half of my notes are plain text.
The other half are formatted with the complexity of basic markdown (like github flavored markdown https://github.github.com/gfm/ )
I view all of my notes in monospace fonts only, with "noto sans mono" being my favorite for legibility.
I would love to be able to quicly change any note that i am presently editing to switch:
FROM
Evernote default (which I think is HTML)
TO (either - need to make a choice at the time of switching)
Plain-text
Plain-text with Markdown
And then switch back to HTML to view the formatted markdown, and any inline images or attachments.
I would only need this feature to be added to the non-mobile versions of evernote: Linux, MacOS, Windows. I would not need this feature on Android or iOS (but I can see how some tablet users with a keyboard would want this feature. Okay I convinced myself that this feature should be present on all versions of Evernote.
STRETCH GOAL: You could make Evernote even extra awesome by allowing editor plug-in's, the way that standard notes works, where we could also add in a VIM editor, etc.
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PhillyBass 14
I would love to be able to quicly change any note that i am presently editing to text-only or text-only w/markdown
Why?
I would love to be able to quicly change any note that i am presently editing to switch:
FROM
TO (either - need to make a choice at the time of switching)
And then switch back to HTML to view the formatted markdown, and any inline images or attachments.
I would only need this feature to be added to the non-mobile versions of evernote: Linux, MacOS, Windows. I would not need this feature on Android or iOS (but I can see how some tablet users with a keyboard would want this feature. Okay I convinced myself that this feature should be present on all versions of Evernote.
STRETCH GOAL: You could make Evernote even extra awesome by allowing editor plug-in's, the way that standard notes works, where we could also add in a VIM editor, etc.
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