Well, time for mkdown to pivot and rebrand as "gist.io but without serifs."
Seriously though, looks like they did a great job.
2) JavaScript is an additional vector for exploits
3) Wayback Machine can't archive and render most JavaScript-only content
4) Most search engines besides Google can't index JavaScript-only content
If everything worked in elinks we'd live in a perfect world.
> Wow, how did I not know that?
To keep track of the fascinating and rapidly evolving Markdown ecosystem, I maintain an inventory¹ of Markdown dialects, editors, parsers, stylesheets, various tools, etc.Kudos on Mkdown.com! It’s been added to the list.²
¹ https://github.com/rhythmus/markdown-resources ² https://github.com/rhythmus/markdown-resources/blob/master/m...
Can we have custom title too? this gist[1] titled "Learning Haskell" but in mkdown[2] it just say "Gist 8739525" in it's title.
(This seems like more of a problem with the specific gist rather than with your idea.)
https://www.google.com/search?q=markdown+gist&oq=markdown+gi...
There's nothing wrong with that, I bet you enjoyed it and now everyone has a very nice alternative.
mkdown.com/abc123?theme=light or mkdown.com/abc123/light
Ordered lists seem to be missing by the way.
Mind giving me a link to what you're looking at?
Edit: IE8, did not test with a more recent version.
gist.io/3d0b9deab6f5969c354b