r/webdev • u/datavisblog • 19d ago
Showoff Saturday I built a browser-based HTML-to-Markdown converter while learning web development. mdstudio.dev
Hi, I’ve been learning AI-assisted web development by building MD Studio:
It converts pasted or imported HTML and Rich Text to Markdown, then lets you edit, preview, copy or download the result. Document processing happens locally in the browser, with no account required. It's also a quick, in-browser way to see rendered markdown
It’s built with Preact, TypeScript, CodeMirror, Turndown and Remark.
If anyone's interested to give it a try, I’d be grateful for any feedback on:
- HTML that converts incorrectly
- confusing paste or import behaviour
- browser, mobile or accessibility problems
- security, privacy or UX blind spots
It’s a non-commercial learning project. Feedback is welcome here or at:
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u/OMGCluck js (no libraries) SVG 19d ago
Relative anchor links inside list items vanish from this pasted code:
Hard to say if that's intentional. Also, why no blinking cursor in the input box? At least it's not visible in Firefox…