MWeb can handle professional-level markdown with support for markdown extensions. It provides publishing to various social networks and blogging formats, as well as various preview themes. It also has two work modes: external, which allows the addition of external folders; and library, designed for note-taking and static blogging.

Features

• Full GFM (GitHub Flavored Markdown) supported
• Publish/Update to Wordpress, Metaweblog API services, Wordpress.com, Evernote, Blogger, Tumblr.
• Drag-and-drop or paste to insert pictrue and display immediately.
• Live preview and export to PDF/HTML/RTF/DOCX
• External folder, library, static blog/website generator

For more info, please check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLfj82JqvXs.

Version 3.1.6:

• The Document Outline adds settings that are fixed to the left or right of the Editor. You can set it by clicking the ... button in the upper right corner of the Document Outline.
• Search has improved more smooth.
• Editor Markdown syntax highlighting adds syntax highlighting for deletes and mark, thanks @randomatom https://github.com/randomatom
• Fixed an issue where the exported PDF document TOC and footnote clicks were invalid.
• Fixed a bug where the code block posted to Evernote would not be indented when viewed on the Evernote app.

I am very impressed with MWeb. It's an excellent Markdown editor, among other things. It publishes directly to numerous platforms, including Wordpress and Medium. What's more, it allows the user to specify the xmlrpc URL, which is important if your WP site is hosted on a server that has locked down xmlrpc access for security reasons. The way around that is to call that file something else, but then one can only connect to it via apps that let you specify the name of the xmlrpc file.
I think for the price, MWeb is excellent value. Keep up the great work!

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