Markdown Monster 1.7.8 Retail
Markdown Monster 1.7.8 Retail | 24 Mb
Markdown is everywhere and many of us are using Markdown for all sorts of different purposes. Wouldn't it be nice if you have an editor that can keep up with all of those scenarios? Markdown Monster is a Markdown editor and viewer that lets you edit Markdown with syntax highlighting and fast text entry. A collapsible, synced, live preview lets you see your output as you type. You can easily embed images, links, emojis and code as text or by using our gentle UI helpers that simplify many operations. You can also paste and drag images directly into the editor. Inline spell-checking and word counts keep your content streamlined unobtrusively.
You can export Markdown to HTML by saving to disk or by exporting text selections of Markdown generated HTML directly to the clipboard. The HTML preview can display syntax colored code snippets for most common coding languages, and it can easily be customized with HTML and CSS template to match your own sites and preferences. You can choose from a number of editor and preview themes and you can even use Vim or EMacs type conventions. Both the editor and preview can be customized with themes that are extensible with Web technologies. Other convenience features let you browse for and select files using the built-in folder browser, jump to the current folder in Explorer or the Terminal, print the current document's HTML output, and more.
Weblog Publishing
Markdown Monster can also publish your Markdown directly to your Weblog. If your Weblog supports WordPress, MetaWeblog or Medium APIs you can publish your documents with one click. You can also edit and republish, or download existing posts and even convert existing posts from HTML to Markdown.
Extensible via .NET Addins
In addition to building an attractive and highly functional Markdown editor, we also wanted to make sure the editor is highly extensible, so you can plug in custom features of your own. Markdown Monster includes an easy addin model that makes it easy to build extensions that let you hook into the UI, the editor behavior and the publishing process. We also provide some useful .NET Scripting and Text Templating addins that let you automate many tasks without creating a full addin. We use this same add-in API to build some of Markdown Monster's internal features so the sky's the limit. Find out more about creating an addin with .NET.
Features
Easy and fast Markdown editing
Syntax colored Markdown text
Live Preview while you type
Inline spell checking
Gentle toolbar support
File and Folder Browser
Easy image and link embedding
Paste images from Clipboard
Built in screen captures
Import Html into Markdown
Export Markdown to Html
Dark and Light UI Themes
Editor and Preview Theming
Weblog publishing and editing
Html Editing with Live Preview
Integrated Folder Browser
Expandable text templates
Swappable Markdown Parsers (Markdig,Pandoc)
Extensible with .NET Add-ins
High DPI Support
1.7.8
Add External Preview Window
You can now toggle between the internal Preview window pane or an external window that can be moved independently of the main Markdown Monster window. This often requested feature allows you to move the preview window to a separate monitor or moving it to a small docked Window.
Change Default Terminal Client to Powershell
Updated the default Terminal Client to use Powershell instead of Command. Also updated documentation to fix disk drive navigation in Command mode (not Powershell) by using parameters: "/k cd /D \"{0}\"" for Command shell args.
Refactor Preview Rendering
Internal change that modifies the internal rendering logic for the preview into an isolated class. This will make it easier to add alternate browser rendering targets in alternate windows.
Minor Improvements for Startup Speed
Refactored various bits of startup code and changed initial preview behavior to be slightly delayed for faster 'to first cursor' operation.
Async WebLog Uploads
We've updated the Weblog uploader to run asynchronously without locking the UI thread. While Weblog publishing can be blazing fast if the server responds qiuckly, for some sites uploads were blocking the UI hard (the main WordPress site in particular). This update works around the synchronous Xmp-Rpc library explicitly creating a task based wrapper.
Fix: Duplicate Tab Names not displaying Path correctly
When multiple files with the same name are open, MM displays the last path segment to differentiate the documents. This code was not universally working with various locations not properly updating the tab headers.
Fix: Double Click File/Folder Editing in Folder Browser
Fix double click editing in the folder browser when actually selecting a file which often would open a file and then also make the filename editable. Selection now properly resets the edit double click timeout so file does not become editable.
Add External Preview Window
You can now toggle between the internal Preview window pane or an external window that can be moved independently of the main Markdown Monster window. This often requested feature allows you to move the preview window to a separate monitor or moving it to a small docked Window.
Change Default Terminal Client to Powershell
Updated the default Terminal Client to use Powershell instead of Command. Also updated documentation to fix disk drive navigation in Command mode (not Powershell) by using parameters: "/k cd /D \"{0}\"" for Command shell args.
Refactor Preview Rendering
Internal change that modifies the internal rendering logic for the preview into an isolated class. This will make it easier to add alternate browser rendering targets in alternate windows.
Minor Improvements for Startup Speed
Refactored various bits of startup code and changed initial preview behavior to be slightly delayed for faster 'to first cursor' operation.
Async WebLog Uploads
We've updated the Weblog uploader to run asynchronously without locking the UI thread. While Weblog publishing can be blazing fast if the server responds qiuckly, for some sites uploads were blocking the UI hard (the main WordPress site in particular). This update works around the synchronous Xmp-Rpc library explicitly creating a task based wrapper.
Fix: Duplicate Tab Names not displaying Path correctly
When multiple files with the same name are open, MM displays the last path segment to differentiate the documents. This code was not universally working with various locations not properly updating the tab headers.
Fix: Double Click File/Folder Editing in Folder Browser
Fix double click editing in the folder browser when actually selecting a file which often would open a file and then also make the filename editable. Selection now properly resets the edit double click timeout so file does not become editable.
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