For my use case, wanting to see rendered markdown with images, fonts, working links, mermaid diagrams, code blocks etc and not wanting a bundled editor, the advantage is that it’s a small binary that I can bind to my keybinds, open, drag a markdown file onto, and view and have it hot reload was all I needed and thus all I implemented. If you like, you can use it, if not that’s okay.
how does this differ from using a terminal markdown viewer in hyprland? curious what advantage the dedicated app gives you
For my use case, wanting to see rendered markdown with images, fonts, working links, mermaid diagrams, code blocks etc and not wanting a bundled editor, the advantage is that it’s a small binary that I can bind to my keybinds, open, drag a markdown file onto, and view and have it hot reload was all I needed and thus all I implemented. If you like, you can use it, if not that’s okay.