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GitHub Writer Crack + Activator Updated

If you’re using GitHub on a daily basis, there’s a good chance you already use at least one third-party extension or app to improve its minimalist GUI or even expand its feature-set. That said, here’s one more tool to add to your roster: GitHub Writer.

Based on the modern JavaScript rich-text editor called CKEditor 5, GitHub Writer is an open-source Chrome extension that brings a WYSIWYG rich-text editor to GitHub. To be more precise, it provides you with a basic text editor for writing, creating, commenting, and editing GitHub issues, reviews, pull requests, releases, commits, and even wikis. In short, GitHub Writer should work just about in all places where the original GitHub Markdown editor is present.

The extension proves quite valuable in various situations, but it’s especially useful when it comes to helping you deal with Markdown and tables, as it is miles better than GitHub’s plain-text editor. Another advantage this extension brings is that it offers a better writing experience where you don’t actually need to switch to preview how your content will look like when submitted.

Even though it looks simple and quite unobtrusive, GitHub Writer Keygen brings a lot to the table. Its features include Inline formatting (bold, italic, strikethrough, and inline code) and Structure formatting (paragraphs, soft line-breaks, headings, horizontal line separator).

In addition, it comes with support for Blocks (quotations, and code blocks), Lists (bulleted, numbered, and task/to-do lists), Links, image upload with drag and drop gestures, an auto-complete feature for people and issues (“@” and “#”). Other features include a set of basic emojis, tables, quote selection (use the R key), PR code suggestions, and saved replies.

To conclude, If you’re fed up with GitHub’s basic editor when it comes to Markdown and tables, or you simply want to improve your general GitHub experience while writing comments or creating issues (and so forth), then GitHub Writer is definitely worth checking out.

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