Loving Markor

[alnhnt]

@gsantner Apologies. Currently I can't see another way to rate Markor publicly, or to show my appreciation and encouragement for such a wonderful app and the work it requires!!!

After using Markor for a while I went to the Play Store to give it 5 stars and to see if I could donate. Now Markor has become the reason I downloaded F-Droid. I found that you don't accept donations, so I'll follow your wishes and give to charity. It seems you give so much more to society than you take, so no doubt you have earned the respect of thousands.

I like the simplicity and structured ease of use that makes files highly portable. I've tried Joplin and didn't want to have a jumble of files, I also use Typora on the PC.

It would be nice to have a facility for rating or showing appreciation that may attract other users, otherwise ideas and bugs appear to focus on negatives. Ideally, I'd also like a live view while editing, like Joplin/Typora. Currently, I've downgraded back to 2.14 due to the issue with opening files from a File Manager.

Highest Regards!

[gsantner]

Hello @alnhnt ,

thank you very much for your message. I've read it a few times by now but didn't find the right words.

Thanks for donating to charity and keep enjoying Markor!

[peaktop]

I would like to add my sincere gratefulness for this really useful application, which I'm already using for a long time. Just came here to check for a new version as my Huawei phone does not update through Google Apps. But I didn't come with empty hands :-) I saw several blog posts suggesting use of Markor with Syncthing as they really work very well together. And besides this I've found a really nice desktop match for Markor. Of course, it can be any text editor, but following general minimalistic yet functional aproach I think this one is really special. Check for yourself.
It is a TypeScript + Go application which uses browser for GUI and compiles to a single cross-platform ( ! ) binary. The author of it made very well known PDF-reader for Windows SumatraPDF. It also uses very simple and similar to todo.txt and calendar.txt file format, which is easy to synchronize with Syncthing. And here comes the real reason for my comment: how hard it can be to add two features to Markor: processing of the mentioned calendar.txt and edna.note.txt formats? Please consider it as a feature request. And thank you very much one more time.