Typora — simple yet powerful Markdown reader. Typora gives you a seamless experience as both a reader and a writer It removes the preview window, mode switcher, syntax symbols of markdown source code, and all other unnecessary distractions Instead, it provides a real live preview feature to help you concentrate on the content itself
Quick Start - Typora Support Typora uses the feature: Live Preview, meaning that you can see inline styles as soon as you finish typing them and see block styles as you type or after you press the Enter key to focus on the next paragraph Just try typing some Markdown in Typora, and you would see how it works
Typora on Windows Typora supports the jump list on Windows, which includes quick actions (new file), recent files and recent folders You can also pin the most used folders or files for quick access Command Line If Typora is set as the default Markdown editor, when in cmd exe, typing \example md or start example md will open this Markdown file
Typora — macOS release channel Provide Typora in other languages (start from 0 9 9 11 2) and spellcheck support File management, including "Open Quickly" (0 9 9 0), file tree list (0 9 9 10), options when launch (0 9 9 15), global search (0 9 9 20), etc
Typora Support “Open in Typora” from Sublime (macOS) sublime, mac, dev Change Styles in Focus Mode style Add Search Service search, contextmenu Use Typora from Shell or Cmd dev, shell Resize Images image Auto Save auto-save Version Control and Recovery auto-save, history, version
Typora for windows — beta version release 1 Rewrite typora's Markdown parse engine and largely improve the performance on opening mid-sized files 2 Fix bugs for pair auto-complete 3 Fix bugs for Korean IME 4 Fix a bug that typora will eat and replace non-breaking space 5 Fix relative image path on exported HTML 6 Fix a bug typora will detech wrong encoding sometimes 7
Markdown Reference - Typora Support Typora only supports fences in GitHub Flavored Markdown, not the original code block style Using fences is easy: type ``` and press Return Add an optional language identifier after ``` and Typora runs it through syntax highlighting: