[CS-FSLUG] Browser Text Editor Application

Ed Hurst ehurst at soulkiln.org
Tue Sep 28 09:36:56 CDT 2010


> I wonder though, why? To have a simple plain text editor while browsing or
> a simple plain text editor that is rendered using a browser and can take
> advantage of what that environment can offer?
> 
> What use cases do you envision?

It's all about convenience, my friend. If I can have a simple webpage in my
file system capable of giving me a text editor in just about any browser --
from lynx to whatever top-of-the-line graphical browser -- I can carry it in
my pocket. Further, when chasing academic information across the Net, it's
better and less distracting to have an editor in a browser tab than to open
yet another application.

Having the option to configure such things as soft-wrap versus static wrap,
and reformatting of the latter, are necessities, but more bells and whistles
don't hurt. The point is it has to run without a webserver behind it, so I
assume it will be lots of Jscript.

Ed Hurst
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