MWeb Pro

MWeb was born in 2015. It is a software focusing on Markdown writing, note-taking and publishing. If you like Markdown or text writing, it is highly recommended that you try MWeb.
This is MWeb Pro, which has one more static website generation function than MWeb.
Simply put, MWeb consists of a complete and stable editor, a folder mode for managing documents, a document library mode dedicated to notes, and a document publishing and sharing function set, a total of four modules. The feature of MWeb software is that for each platform, the best technology will be selected. It is built using AppKit on macOS and UIKit on iOS/iPadOS. The following are simple introductions to these four modules. If you are interested, you can continue reading.
## MWeb's Editor
For writing and note-taking, the editor is the foundation of everything. The following are some key features of the editor:
* Based on the most popular CommonMark syntax standard and GitHub Flavored Markdown (GFM) extended syntax, it supports syntax such as TOC, tables, code blocks, math formulas, task lists, footnotes, etc.
* Display the full text of Markdown documents without any deletion. We think this is the key to keeping it simple and efficient.
* Images can be directly displayed in the editor, supporting formats such as jpg, png, gif, webP, HEIC, etc.
* Math formulas, mermaid and Echarts drawings can be previewed in the editor.
* You can set one or more fonts you like to write.
* You can choose 11 light themes and 21 dark themes, and also support custom themes.
* There is a menu for conveniently inputting Markdown syntax, and a dedicated Markdown syntax keyboard is also provided in iOS.
* There is a convenient tool for generating and formatting Markdown table syntax.
* You can view the outline and word count of Markdown documents, and the macOS version also supports pinning to the left or right of the editor.
* You can preview Markdown documents, supporting precise preview while editing.
## MWeb's Folder Mode
The first requirement of Markdown is to create and edit Markdown documents, and MWeb's folder mode does this. It supports the following features:
* Create Markdown and Textbundle documents, or simply open them for editing.
* Import a folder with Markdown documents into MWeb's folder mode, and MWeb will provide practical functions such as management of Markdown documents, full-text search, copy and paste to insert pictures, and unified storage of referenced pictures.
* Deeply optimized according to the usage habits of each platform. In macOS, it is a classic two-column design, with the tree structure of the imported folder on the left column and the opened document on the right column. It supports features of the macOS system such as multiple windows and multiple tabs, and multiple documents can be opened simultaneously. In iPadOS, it supports features such as multiple windows and toolbars.
* The iPadOS/iOS version supports importing folders from Dropbox.
* Supports managing Markdown documents of static blogs such as Jekyll or hexo. The usage method is very simple, just import the folder where the Markdown documents are located.
## MWeb's Document Library
Markdown is so useful, so note-taking is also a very big demand. Of course, you can use the folder mode to import a folder to take notes. This method is also very good and easy to share. So why is there a separate document library mode? mainly because the document library mode has the following features:
* There is no need to consider file names, titles and storage locations. When adding a new note, it is the editor, and you can directly input and record freely.
* Manage notes with a classification tree and tags. A single note can be classified into multiple categories, making it easier to set categories for notes.
* It is more convenient to organize notes. When moving categories and notes, or renaming categories, they do not affect each other. There is no need to worry about incorrect associations between notes, incorrect reference locations of pictures and attachments within notes, etc.
* Complete cross-device synchronization, implemented using iCloud CloudKit technology, supported on macOS, iPadOS and iOS.
* The document library follows the "local first" principle and is uniformly stored in a folder, which is convenient for management and backup. Even if you use iCloud synchronization, you can also fully back up the document library locally.
* Export the entire category of notes as a PDF or Epub e-book.
* The macOS version