That is, I really like the feel and responsiveness of these gadgets (much better than LyX, for instance) and would like to use them offline. Is this actually possible? Are there licensing issues?
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7$\begingroup$ See also StackEdit. $\endgroup$– François G. Dorais ModCommented Jun 10, 2014 at 18:43
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$\begingroup$ Isn't that nifty! I would guess, though I can't tell, that that one uses html5 "web" storage? However, it emphatically doesn't work "offline" in the sense I'm wanting. $\endgroup$– Jesse C. McKeownCommented Jun 10, 2014 at 22:31
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$\begingroup$ I take back the second bit; it's on github github.com/benweet/stackedit and unpacks lively enough. $\endgroup$– Jesse C. McKeownCommented Jun 10, 2014 at 22:56
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Sure, the editor and preview components are open source. It's released under the MIT license which is one of the most permissive copyleft licenses in existence.
You'd need to make your own customized bits, but it wouldn't be entirely difficult to have it work entirely from local storage. If you come up with anything neat, feel free to share it :)
