It has features that many Markdown editors already have and adds a few more for those who only ever used word processorsĪs Hendrik says on the Zettlr site, “Free yourselves from the fetters of word processors and see how your writing process can be improved by using technology that’s right at hand!” Overall, I think that Zettlr is a good option for a first time Markdown user. But that could because it is an Electron app. A couple times I ran into a slight delay when I was trying to type. Fortunately, there is an option to “Paste without Style”. For example, when I tried to copy a quote or name from a web site, it pasted the in-line styling into Zettlr. I did run into a couple issues, but they had more to do with the fact that Zettlr works a little bit different than ghostwriter. In November of 2017, he started to work on Zettlr. No luck for a student of social sciences, history or political science like me.” Most editors have been written by coders, therefore tailored to the needs of engineers and mathematicians. According to Hendrik, “But I had to realize that there are simply none written for the needs of organizing a huge amount of text efficiently. But none of them had what he was looking for. He wanted something that would allow him to “focus on writing and reading only”.Īfter discovering Markdown, he tried several Markdown editors on different operating systems. Hendrik created Zettlr because he was frustrated by the current line up of word processors. Zettlr is the creation of a German sociologist/political theorist named Hendrik Erz.
Recently, I came across Zettlr, an open source markdown editor. I have used a number of Markdown editors and am always interested to try out someone’s new take on the idea. I have also mentioned Markdown editor among my list of open source tools for writers. It is simple to learn and does not leave you tied to a proprietary document format.
I may have mentioned it a time or two on this site, but I prefer to write all of my documents in Markdown.
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