MWeb - Markdown Writing, Notes for Android

This app crushes when I am accessing a fold in my dropbox. I am using the Mobile air 4. I was trying to send a feedback in the app, but the app suggests that email is not supported on my device.

Android store买的比app store上对应的mac版跪了5刀，居然不是mac+ipad版的。app store上购买mac+ipad版要比在mac store+app store买iPad版的便宜不少。而且app store上mac版居然不能下载

用来阅读在电脑上看写好的markdown文件很方便

我买了IOS版本，为啥在IPAD上可以使用了，在Iphone上还是显示要购买？

I enjoy writing and taking notes using markdown because it is standard, fast, and helps me focus on content; however, I sometimes like to be able to add content such as images, diagrams, or equations. MWeb is an amazing application that enables me to easily integrate math symbols, charts, and graphs from numerous options (Katex, mermaid, echarts, etc) into my documentation without leaving the application. The ability to go from writing text to developing charts or tables without leaving my workflow is a great productivity boost and helps me to maintain my focus. I have modified a CSS template to standardize my writing format and am able to generate a consistent and recognizable layout for all of my work without having to think about formatting or preparing a document - the background work is already done and I can just get to work. While I am not using MWeb to its full potential (I do not post information online or maintain a website), the documenntation and organization features are well worth the one time purchase. Integration with icloud makes acccess to your data seamless especially if you also have the iOS version of the app installed (some form of wireless or cellular access is needed to get the documents on the device first). The library mode and external mode were a little confusing at first. They are almost like two applications in one - I think of library mode as working similar to IA Writer or other application that creates a database of your notes while the External mode is like a finder window that enables you to edit markdown documents in the quickview window. Personally, I prefer the external mode because I like seeing my notes and my other documents together in one place. But if you like a seperate place for your notes, the Library mode offers a little more functionality for organization and tagging. There is an option to creating markdown (.md) documents or textbundle documents. I have noticed that when I move or share a .md file, I often loose images that I may have attached and there is a seperate folder created to hold and reference my markdown image. WIth the textbudle option, the image is maintained within the docment file similar to a word document. Finally, I am appreciative that as of this review, the devoper continues to evolve the application and release updates to enhance functionality.