Absolutely great! Works out of the box (including Stem). Even has some themes you can choose from.

Useless crap!..
Does not function in Firefox, nor has any controls available :-E
So, it does nothing what is false claiming in the description!

This plugin works exactly as expected and fully supports AsciiDoc, rendering AsciiDoc files to HTML. It is extremely easy to install, useful and easy to use. It is recommended highly to technical people who record their activities in text files or for those writing technical docs. If you work with or are interested in "Docs as Code" and "Diagrams as Code" this plugin is essential, maintained, and it gets daily use.

This is the first extension I install on a new browser and sometimes its the only one.

Key features of the plugin:

- Themes: Many different themes to chose from (including dark).

- Anywhere: Your files may be on your machine, remote, or raw from GitHub.

- Automatic refresh: When the browser and your text editor are side by side, view the asciidoc with the plugin. When you save the file the view refreshes automatically. You may also rename your .md file to .adoc, then edit and save to see your changes as you go.

- Custom Attributes: Just configuring this time saver with "toc=left" allows you to see a table of contents for AsciiDoc files that don't have one; and it allows you to write extremely minimalist documents without needing to write ":toc: left" in your file.

- Diagrams as Code: By configuring it to use Kroki.io, you can write diagrams as text, and have them generated by Kroki.io on the fly and rendered in the preview. Wow.

- Quick enable/disable: Clicking the red AsciiDoc extension icon toggles the preview allowing you to see the raw AsciiDoc behind it.

This review was written and reviewed as an AsciiDoc file before posting.

Works fluently and fulfills its jobs! Not 5 stars, as there seems to be transient display states. My page first displays in text, then there is a first rendering, only eventually the page is displayed in the selected GitHub style .

This does a nice job of previewing an asciidoc file. Perfect for simple uses cases, and possibly more complex ones (I don't know).

All you are going to need to preview your ADOC files. Works smoothly, just perfect!

That's great if the next release supporting the floating navigation area including all headings with certain level. BRs.

Hello, I'm very happy to use the plugin.
But as Firefox-User 14060320 wrote - I've also some problems when using it in Firefox.
Though I'm not sure if these are the same problems.
I didn't have problems in Opera or Chrome.
Same situation on Windows 7 and Windows 10.
So what's wrong ...
* step 1: _in the browser_, I open a file-url to some dox/-directory containing my ADOC-files.
* step 2: in the rendered directory-listing, ...
** 2-A) click an xyz.adoc link
=> it opens in the same tab, but does not render as ADOC => :-(
** 2-B) right-click an xyz.adoc link => "open in new window"
=> it opens a new window, but does not render as ADOC => :-(
** 2-C) right-click + open in new tab (or Ctrl-Click)
=> Wow! I see pretty ADOC!
** 2-D) If I type in the whole (file-) URL directly => also OK.

So I hope that helps, and you are still glad to fix it.
Thanks,
Toni

Ever since Firefox changed their extension API I'm having trouble getting this extension to work.

How can one set the rendering control? I'm trying to render graphs with graphviz, but not seeing any options to include the command... apart from that, great idea for a plugin! I use it as a live previewer, while I write in vim.