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  • készítette: conorj, 7 éve
    Works fine for file opened locally - raw markdown is displayed initially and upon clicking icon it is rendered correctly.
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 12813342, 7 éve
    If firefox does not correctly assume that your files are UTF-8 encoded, a possible solution (besides using a Byte Order Marker in your file, which is annoying for several reasons) is the following:
    go to about:config and set the intl.charset.fallback.utf8_for_file variable to true. That worked for me.

    This is related to the following bug report:
    https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1071816

    Fejlesztői válasz

    közzétéve: 7 éve
    Thank you for the feedback and for this tip! I have added it to the README, and the README is linked from the add-on options page.
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 13899646, 7 éve
    Note that the author notes that the extension only works "if the content is plain text". That means your browser needs to be rendering the file in a tab already, just without rendering the markdown elements. If it's downloading it instead, the suggestion from 7cac17 below, to add a MIME type for markdown files, worked for me (I'm also on Ubuntu).
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 13008505, 7 éve
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 13811014, 7 éve
    Markdown that is super effective. Don't know why it is receiving negative reviews.

    Fejlesztői válasz

    közzétéve: 7 éve
    Thank you very much for the great review!
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 13809707, 7 éve
    Does not work at all for me with local markdown files. The effect is that a popup comes up asking what to do with the file, and when selecting "Open in FF" it opens a new tab and brings up the same popup again. Using FF 52.6.0 on RHEL 7.4. I did not try markdown files from a HTTP server.
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 10278752, 7 éve
    Encoding is not UTF-8

    Fejlesztői válasz

    közzétéve: 7 éve
    This is the most common user issue on the project in GitHub. I've now explained in the README file why a BOM is important and supplied workarounds, including setting intl.charset.fallback.utf8_for_file to true, which tells Firefox to assume UTF-8 for local files. You the user have to do this step; the add-on has no way to configure settings. Fortunately, it's really very very easy!
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 13801131, 7 éve
    Nice add-on, woks fine for me. Maybe just missing the rendering of [TOC] tag.

    Fejlesztői válasz

    közzétéve: 7 éve
    Thanks for the great review!
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 13798972, 7 éve
    For people who found FF keeps asking "what app should be used to open the markdown file", just check the solution (at least for Ubuntu) here: https://github.com/KeithLRobertson/markdown-viewer/issues/2#issuecomment-321940542
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 13189330, 7 éve
    Utf8 - encoded Chinese documents display messy code, while GB - encoded Chinese documents display normal. Please fix it. Thank you for sharing this practical extension.
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    The problem has been solved. An option to change the default encoding to UTF-8 in about:config: set the value of intl.charset.fallback.utf8_for_file to true. It is perfect now.
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 13628151, 7 éve
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 13522946, 7 éve
    doesn't work at all
  • készítette: teknopaul, 7 éve
    didnt work
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 13519333, 7 éve
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 12946727, 7 éve
    it doesn't work at all.
  • készítette: Nobitz, 7 éve
    Not working with this URL: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/anonymous/6033c7fcb0caf7de6f0eec4637e79756/raw/71a19f13314e0e4af8c0913dd7131465b5910488/ja_en.md
    And, it chooses wrong encoding system for Japanese characters. You can also reproduce it with above markdown file.

    Fejlesztői válasz

    közzétéve: 7 éve
    Your site gist.githubusercontent.com replies with a CORS header Access-Control-Allow-Origin. Firefox therefore refuses to inject the add-ons scripts into the page, so your markdown never gets rewritten/beatified. If you save the file locally and view that in the browser, it should convert. But since your file is UTF-8 with no BOM, you will need to configure intl.charset.fallback.utf8_for_file to true. Please see the project README file for more details.
  • készítette: Kelvin Chin, 7 éve
    It is a nice and quick add-on, but the only limitation is it looks like not well support non english charater unless encode under utf-8 with bom

    Fejlesztői válasz

    közzétéve: 7 éve
    Thank you for the review! There are now solutions for this. Please try the latest version and check out the README file. It explains how to configure a setting which supports local UTF-8 files with no BOM.
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 13469430, 7 éve
    中文无法正常显示.
  • készítette: luk3yx, 7 éve
    This add-on just works, I can now view markdown files with no additional software.
  • készítette: Philipp Bielefeldt, 8 éve
    It just displays .md files. Plain and simple – exactly what I searched for (there are MD editors with far more bells and whistles, if you want to, this one is totally minimalist).
    Unfortunately, Firefox (at least under openSUSE Linux) has an issue with the MIME type. The solution linked here solves it: https://github.com/KeithLRobertson/markdown-viewer/issues/2
    Oh, and btw, it only works (for me) with UTF-16, not UTF-8 as long as you don't manually add it a BOM, which is somewhat unusual … (can be fixed with " sed -i '1s/^/\xef\xbb\xbf/' foo ")
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 13314696, 8 éve
    Works well. I noticed that "##Some header here" doesn't convert to an , but "## Some header here" does (note the space after the ##). But, at least according to daringfireball, that space *is* required, so...

    Fejlesztői válasz

    közzétéve: 7 éve
    Yes, it's required! Thank you for the positive review!
  • készítette: DanBe, 8 éve
    Presque parfait !
    Petits bémols:
    1) Il faut remplacer les sauts de ligne Linux (LF) par des sauts de ligne Microsoft (CR/LF).
    2) Le rendu HTML est parfois assez différent de ce qu'on obtient avec un convertisseur standard.
    Mais le résultat est néanmoins très acceptable.

    Fejlesztői válasz

    közzétéve: 8 éve
    Thank you for your feedback.
    2) This addon uses a standard converter, markdown-it. I think the issue is not the conversion. Probably the Markdown is simply not *styled* the same as you are used to. Version 1.2.0 adds a feature where you can apply custom styling (CSS) for local markdown files; in the future I plan to add a feature to support standardized and custom styling for all markdown files. Eventually.
    1) I am not sure what you mean. I was able to view Markdown with Linux (LF) line endings, and they look just the same. Please open an issue on the project in github and describe the problem you are seeing.
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 10391247, 8 éve
    Just remplaced Markdown Viewer on firefox 55.0.3 , OSX.
    Does not recognize .md local files. Got FF asking what to do with the file.

    Fejlesztői válasz

    közzétéve: 8 éve
    I'm sorry you are unable to use the addon as needed. But I believe the problem is that FF never hands over control of the document to the addon. Check Issue #2 on the github page where there are (links to) configuration steps which have worked on Linux. Perhaps they will work on OSX. Please try them and comment on the issue what steps you took and what happened. Thanks.
  • készítette: alex_brannson, 8 éve
    Github markup renders very well. I'd like to thank the author, it works perfectly for me!
  • készítette: Firefox felhasználó 13102268, 8 éve
    I was perfectly satisfied with the older "markdown-viewer" add-on until I found
    out it prevented FF's multi-process (aka e10s, electrolysis) feature.

    Glad I found "markdown-viewer-webext"! It renders perfectly acceptable, but different, HTML.