Since its inauguration by John Gruber in 2004, Markdown has made its way up to the top of writing styles. By now, there are numerous different markdown editors from very simple applications that are designed for pure note keeping towards the most complex editors that not only support markdown but numerous other languages as well.
Zettlr enters this broad field with a clear aim in mind: To provide the ability to take notes and write scientific papers for researchers from the arts and humanities, a group that has been underrepresented in recent developments.
The features currently supported already make for a long list. Among the most useful features for writing are:
Manage your files and folders directly from within the app
Know what's inside your files on the first view with snippets
Quickly preview files without closing your current file using Quicklook
Search for anything using powerful search operators
Keep an overview over the amount you write using the word counter
Access the most important commands using the comfortable toolbar
Export your files to the formats you need most and share them with your colleagues
… and many more
Source Here
Github Here
the latest icon design from me is more simple and elegant and the latest icon design from me is more easily recognized by many of the application's app
CorelDraw X5
Google Drive Here
Font Arial Here
