Thanks! I actually prefer a separate window personally since I find myself always wanting to quickly be able to reference this app. With it being its own application I can quickly use spotlight search to focus the window instead of needing to dig through my browser tabs to find it

I'm a web developer too, and I would like this to be true, but it really isn't. Words have meaning. "Native" implies that you are *directly* using OS-specific API's. You are not.

You built a Cross-Platform Desktop Application using Web APIs. That's okay. You shouldn't lie about that.

I was using obsidian before this. There were two main frustrations for me with obsidian. First, opening a markdown file that did not live in a vault wasn’t possible. Second there was not a CLI that made it easy to quickly open files

I live in my terminal but for some reason any TUI markdown viewers just don’t do it for me

Yeah - I've tried a bunch of them, and nothing's really perfect but those seem to be good enough for lightweight use.

Haha awesome. Was the lowest hanging fruit for a name

You should ask them to make it work on windows or Linux once they’re done on Mac :) would be a good lesson for them

Voiden looks awesome I’ll have to check it out

yep we too are markdown based but are a api tool !

I’m a neovim user so I’ve never used the vscode markdown viewer. One of the things I want to add is the git and live update features though. I think those would be a game changer

These are great suggestions I’ll get these added tomorrow!

Thanks again for this suggestion. I just went and added these features

Awesome that’s a super interesting approach