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- •Apple Notes now supports Markdown import/export and copy/paste.
- •The app's design limits users to predefined text styles, impacting Markdown usability.
- •Glenn Fleishman highlights the distinction between rich-media note-taking and plain text editing.
The recent updates to Apple Notes have introduced Markdown import/export capabilities, allowing users to copy and paste as Markdown. However, the app's design philosophy limits users to predefined styles, which some argue undermines the flexibility of Markdown. Glenn Fleishman discusses the implications of this design choice, noting that while Markdown is widely used in content management systems, Apple Notes is fundamentally a rich-media note-taking app rather than a plain text editor. This distinction raises questions about the app's usability for Markdown enthusiasts. The articles do not report any vulnerabilities or exploits related to these features, focusing instead on the design and functionality of the app.
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