Name: FoldingText
Price: 29.99 $
Rating: 3.9167 (7 reviews)

$29.99

FoldingText overview

For Mac users who love plain text. FoldingText is the markdown text editor with productivity features. Unlike other editors, FoldingText does outlining, todo lists, and more.

Simple

Plain text
Outline formatting
Fold and Focus to see

Surprisingly Adept

Live formatting
Scripts, themes, and plugins
Plain text productivity platform

What’s new in version 2.2

Updated on May 10 2016

Version 2.2:

Outline View: View your entire document structure at a glance, and focus on the part of the document you want to work on. To show Outline View, use the View > Show Outline View, or Cmd-Alt-T
Update CodeMirror library to latest
Fix: Paddle registration issues
Fix: Random crash on application startup
Fix: Composition helper not showing up at cursor location
Fix: Allow Alt-Space to enter Non-breaking Space within text
Fix: Drag-drop not working
Fix: Drag-drop links to url not pasting actual url
Fix: Text becoming visually thinner near the bottom of the window

Information

License

Shareware

Size

6.1 MB

Developer’s website

http://www.foldingtext.com

Downloads

3062

App requirements

Intel 64
OS X 10.8 or later

0.0

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lebacon23

Nov 18 2015

2.1

1.0

Version: 2.1

Tech support are totally douches. Informed them of their own plugins that broke during an update, didn't respond to their reply immediately (due to a family emergency) and the guy emailed just to call me rude.

okay app. Would prefer a refund. Will never purchase something from this developer again.

ysgad

May 15 2015

2.0.2

Version: 2.0.2

$30? Or... you can use Smartdown...(http://www.neomobili.com/products/smartdown/ and App Store).

Lumac52

Feb 28 2013

1.2

Version: 1.2

Now has a demo version! There's a link on homepage. The URL is: https://s3.amazonaws.com/foldingtext/FoldingText.dmg

Yubben

Jan 18 2013

1.1

Version: 1.1

I have a problem with this application, whenever I create a task, It doesn't appear like in the example (manual) and I have to write each task with ".todo" in the end and it doesn't disappear. Plus we don't have to write @done at this end when the task is fulfilled, we just have to click on the square and the "@done" appears next to the task. Strangely, it's invisible on the manual example, which is more elegant. Is it a bug or normal? I installed the app twice, but the problem persisted.

Mdognrdog

Dec 13 2012

Why isn't this Taskpaper version 3? Or Mori version 2? Why does the developer keep making up new products, rather than enhancing the existing ones?

Drfrank

Oct 17 2012

4.5

Version: 1.0

Are you old enough to remember the outliners ThinkTank and More? In the 80s they were a reason to own a Mac. This modern, thought organizer is a pleasant flashback to those days, but it's shiny, new and comes with enormous potential. Are you a plain text and markdown aficionado? If so, get ready to grin until your face hurts. Watch the FoldingText movie, then invest a little cash, you really need to try this thing.

Shiny22

3.5

"Auto-formats your document" is so unreal as description of this wonderful fluid app. It's a plain text editor, lightweight outliner with folding, timers, tagging and to dos as well. All with markdown support. There's nothing quite like it out there. Absolutely download a trial and give it a go. It's a keeper.