I had a Markdown file (*.md) on disk I needed to render and print. It took about 30 seconds to install this extension, drag-and-drop the file onto a Firefox window, and boom, there's the rendered version of the file displayed as intended. I'm using Firefox 84.0.1 on Windows 10. Thank you!

great extension!

Excellent

this add on works perfectly in firefox v64
And i love the size of this add on
Thanks a lot Mr. Keith L Robertson

I had to follow the instructions on the home page to set up the markdown mime type on linux, and with that it works marvelously.

I use it to copy the webpage link into LaTeX with the hyperref package. I modify the default markup syntaxis with one appropriate for LaTeX (plus hyperref):

\href{${page.url}}{${page.title}}

Works perfectly on linux after adding mime type.
Don't forget to click on the toolbar icon to enable markdown rendering for local and web files

Exactly as advertised. I open .md or .markdown files in the browser and this "beautifies" them. Many thanks!

One suggestion I have is to have a "dark mode" that inverts the black on white or to have a "Custom CSS" box in the settings that would allow us to adjust this.

If this plugin is available on GitHub (haven't checked yet), I might consider making a pull request to implement the feature ^ mentioned above.

Edit: Fix typo

Works fine for file opened locally - raw markdown is displayed initially and upon clicking icon it is rendered correctly.