
MdViewer
A clean Markdown viewer: tables, code, math, PDF & GitHub
What it does
MdViewer renders themd files on your phone as crisply as on desktop — tables, code syntax highlighting, LaTeX math (inline & block), task lists and wiki links. Pick any folder, search and bookmark, switch Light/Dark/Sepia, and edit with live preview. Export to PDF/HTML, and import any GitHub repo'smd for offline reading (private repos via token). Free, on-device.
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