ash VS tilde

ash-editor supports git natively, and supports splits and unlimited tabs. ash uses commonly used key bindings out of the box, which makes it very easy to use for beginners. Check out the repo: ash-editor GitHub

ash-editor

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Check out: ash-editor

Demo: https://tilde.xvvvyz.xyz

Sure. Imagine you have a page in which want to be able to start typing at any time to initiate a search—instead of having a search input field that you have to click on, tab into or create some other keyboard shortcut to focus. You can try the project I'm working on if that's helpful. Just go to that page and start typing.

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Yeah, I agree and found myself not using the search bar. I might end up integrating something like tilde.

Can someone help me install Tilde on Chrome?

Yes! See this changeset.

Last night, I noticed that my most recent post here is almost five (!) years old. I became a bit nostalgic and had no choice but to stay up until 4 a.m. to give Tilde a refresh for 2022. It still has the same core functionality from v6, but a few tweaks have been made over the years. You can still find the entire codebase packed (neatly?) into a single HTML file for seamless portability and endless customization. I hereby promise to never build a startpage settings UI, and will always encourage and help anyone new who wants to get their hands dirty with some code.