I needed a WYSIWYG web editor specifically for HTML[1] and landed on Fastmail's Squire <https://github.com/fastmail/Squire>. It's MIT so you may enjoy it too...
[1]: not just the usual "we have a rich document model" that has plenty of options, but as in my input data is HTML, and conversions back and forth aren't reliable enough
It's also a very "done" software component that sees very few changes, so there's not much downside. TinyMCE feels like a company pushing a v7 just to make you remember they exist.
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I needed a WYSIWYG web editor specifically for HTML[1] and landed on Fastmail's Squire <https://github.com/fastmail/Squire>. It's MIT so you may enjoy it too...
[1]: not just the usual "we have a rich document model" that has plenty of options, but as in my input data is HTML, and conversions back and forth aren't reliable enough
You mean: "It's MIT at the moment", right?
It's also a very "done" software component that sees very few changes, so there's not much downside. TinyMCE feels like a company pushing a v7 just to make you remember they exist.