gock

Sorry guys for the late reply. Last week I released the new version of Marxico, and it took me a week to fix bugs and polish features. I have read your feedback once you posted, but I was occupied. My apology again. Now I can proudly introduce the new Marxico, with better editor, basic mobile support and new syntax such as TOC, footnotes, flowcharts, checkboxes and HTML. Another big improvement is using SVG to render MathJax to be independent of fonts. Now you have perfect LaTex everywhere(low version of Android except)! Next, I'll work on integration with Evernote such as attachments, reminders and sync between devices. So stay tuned in! As about donation some of you mentioned, I really appreciate that. However, I'm working on monetizing Marxico and it is coming in one or two weeks. So you can support Marxico at that time. (Please!) Thank you all, for all the feedbacks, compliments and kindnesses. Bests, gock

It already has. Open the right-side menu and click 'Export...'.

You are so great about the MathJax try. A good news for you is that in the next version I'll use a new technology to render MathJax, which is lossless and doesn't need extra font, and works on mobile.

Sorry, Marxico can only read notes created by itself.

Weird, no one have reported this problem. I think it just haven't loaded yet. Do you try again?

That's exactly my plan. The next version will be mobile-friendly.

Inserting HTML will also be available on the next version.

Thanks for your advice. I am working on the next version, which will satisfy some of your requests such as UML, comment, definition list, two side scrolling. Other requests will need more consideration.

It does not work on business notebooks. Because this part of Evernote API sucks. The good news is that Evernote will release new SDK soon then I'll follow up.

Thank you very much! What you say is really inspiring and I appreciate that. I must say you are insightful because Marxico was actually first released about a year ago, and just got its English version three months ago. That's why it looks refined (yet having a long way to go). Currently I'm working on the next version with many great features such as table of content, checklist, footnote, mobile web and spell checker. So stay tuned!

The markdown text is stored in a hidden area of your note, below what you actually see. To see it, you need to know a little about Web developing. You can log in Evernote web via Chrome, open a note created from Marxico, then inspect the document elements by DevTools. You will see a <center> element with your encoded markdown content. Just executing `unescape(...)` in console would decode it. This lecture would help you know the basic of Devtools. Here is my screeenshot. The whole steps is actually quite easy for someone knowing about programming. Marxico has many users like that, and they are convinced, so please don't worry. I will provide a tool to extract the markdown content in the future to dispel your and others' concern. Linking other notes would be awesome, and I'm planning to add it in the next next version.

Yes, [TOC] will be available on the next version. I'm working on it.

Definitely! Available on the next version.

Normally, Chrome would create a Chrome App shortcut on launch bar, whether on Windows, Ubuntu or Mac. Check screenshots on google. Another way is just opening an empty Chrome window, there would be an app launcher icon on the page, either on left-top on right-top. BTW, on Mac you can just search Marxico in Spotlight.

Marxico takes the first heading in the document as title. For example: # This is the title

There's a function called Preview Document on the right side menu. Perhaps I need to add a shortcut key for it.

Sad to say, yes, you can only edit the note in Marxico now. Editing in Evernote requires parsing HTML to Markdown, which is quite difficult and unpredictable. But I'll try it in the future.

Marxico can only sync and edit notes created by itself. Your previous notes wouldn't be synced. Because Marxico couldn't parse them asMarkdown. Yeah, Marxico syncs the content that I create within it to Evernote but it doesn't "load" what I've previously had written in the official web page or the android client.

Sync notes? You mean sync to Evernote? It has already supported that! Either I get you wrong, or you had experienced some weird bugs.

Sorry I got you wrong. As mentioned in the welcome document, currently you can only edit your notes in Marxico. Marxico cannot recognize the modifications you made in Evernote. But it is very easy to open a note in Marxico from Evernote because there's a quick edit button in every note. About the price, yes, it would charge some fee when finally released. I'm afraid Marxico won't support Wordpress in the near future. It will focus on Evernote first.

I'm afraid not. Marxico would focus on Evernote for a long time.

Oops, it was a bug! The moment I saw your screenshot, I immediately realized what was wrong. It is OK now, please try again. Thank you very much! Tried different times, computers, etc... Same result: What's wrong?

I guess you are concerned with your privacy? I promise: 1. Marxico wouldn't save any notes data on its own server. 2. Marxico wouldn't get any note that is not created by Marxico. Theoretically, Marxico does have the ability to do something evil, but it wouldn't do that. Just like the other cloud services that make your life more convenient. So please don't worry.

To be honest, I'm not quite sure about that. Because the desktop version still needs a lot of work and enhancement. I'll focus on it first.

Sorry it doesn't work on mobile. But it can run on almost all desktop platform, as long as you get Chrome.