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Work · April 14, 2025

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Rich text editor as a service – my free side project

Hey all I've used one too many rich text editors in my career to know that they are cumbersome to add and manage. So I built a tool that I can use for myself and also let others use it. TextEditors is a tool that lets you easily add a rich text editor to your site. You can configure it by clicking on the toolbar elements you want and we give you instructions on how to add to your site. Pretty early days, but happy with the progress so far. Look forward to your feedback. https://www.texteditors.dev PS - yes it's free :)

In plain words

TextEditors is a free rich text editor tool designed for developers who need to integrate formatting capabilities into their websites. Users configure the editor by selecting which toolbar features they want, then receive implementation instructions for their site. It aims to simplify the typically complex process of adding and managing rich text editors, offering a straightforward alternative to traditional, cumbersome solutions.

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