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Someone built a modern version of Notepad made specifically for Markdown. No setup, no account, opens instantly with an Obsidian meets VSCode feel but way lighter. → Writes and renders Markdown live so headers, lists and code blocks look right as you type → Optional local AI endpoint built... show more

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