Markdown Reader
The best way to preview Markdown in your browser.
Dark Mode • Themes • Autoreload • Mermaid Diagrams • MathJax • ToC • Syntax Highlighting
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✔ Secure by design
✔ Render local and remote file URLs
✔ Granular access to remote origins
✔ Multiple markdown parsers
✔ Full control over the compiler options
✔ 30+ Themes
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I like this markdown viewer more than any other I have tried, because of its flexibility. I only wish there were more "left-adjusted" themes, such as the Solarized ones (I don't like these very much). When using centered themes long path names get folded to the next line, which is inconvenient for copy/paste. Otherwise it would definitely be a 5-star!
Better if more themes, and support embedded html tags
I've tried most of the other Markdown viewer extensions and this is by far the best.
easy, simple, almost invisible. exactly what I want. Thanks man!
really cool extension! since Prism (code colorizing module) hasn't implemented language guessing yet one can temporarily modify `C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Extensions\<extension ID>\1.4_0\js\content.js` adding document.body.className += " language-xxxx" right before `Prism.highlightAll()` line to set default highlighting to specified language (e.g. `language-ruby`)