Textnut vs Caret

TextNut has two modes that it can switch between on-the-fly - Markdown and rich text editing mode. In rich text editing mode Markdown syntax is automatically converted to rich text. For example, typing ***bold*** will automatically convert it to bold. In Markdown mode syntax will be kept (with chosen styling applied).

Images can be added by writing a curly brace ({) anywhere in the text and a popup will appear that will allow dragging and dropping the image in as well as customize the parameters without having to remember the proper syntax.

Drag and Drop tree structure document management, powerful and flexible.

The single pane formats your MD as you write it but retains the markup so you can see what's going on.

Hit ⌘ G to see document titles in a hierarchical view, type and use the arrows to navigate.

Hit ⌘ T to browse current folder, navigate the file system and manage your files and folders, type to search, right click to create / move / rename / delete items.

Make ten changes at the same time, not one change ten times - lets you edit multiple lines at once, perform quick and selective find and replace, etc.

Hit "Enter" to fix spelling, convert list to ordered/unordered/task, convert reference link to inline, jump to reference link definition, jump to footnote definition, visit links, etc.

Auto-completion for paths of links and images, keywords in fenced code blocks, emoji, etc.

Renders LaTeX math expressions as soon as you have finished writing them.

Hit ⌥ ↑ to extend the current selection to the next biggest element and ⌥ ↓ to shrink the selection.