There’s a ton of differences between what we have here and TipTap. Which is why this thread was created to begin with.
What about using the Tiptap editor for XenForo?
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They do both have text boxes and buttons to style text though. Ridiculous, frankly.
And that new one is called.... TipTap lol
Oh that's the wysiwyg they're importing for 3.0? I haven't seen it confirmed yet (officially) for XF. I skimmed through the thread at about 2 am last night, didn't really see any confirmed but I saw some denied. As long as it works good, it's whatever for me though lol.
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Yeah. It's way better than what they've got currently.
No confirmation yet but a few hints dropped.
Cool editor but hate the name, given a similarly-named app selling our data to you-know-where...
Seems like a great editor. They also provide an ad platform for peer to peer services. Such a diverse team.
Tiptapp – your on-demand solution for moving, delivery & recycling
Instantly connect with local helpers for moving, delivery, and recycling. With Tiptapp, getting things done is fast, easy, and hassle-free.
tiptapp.com
Wrong organization.Seems like a great editor. They also provide an ad platform for peer to peer services. Such a diverse team.
Tiptapp – your on-demand solution for moving, delivery & recycling
Instantly connect with local helpers for moving, delivery, and recycling. With Tiptapp, getting things done is fast, easy, and hassle-free.tiptapp.com
This is where it's at:
Tiptap - Dev Toolkit Editor Suite
Tiptap is a suite of content editing & real time collaboration tools. Build editor experiences like Notion in weeks, not years.
tiptap.dev
I'll be happy if I can drag multiple images to the editor window like I used to in the past. It's somewhat tedious to have to do them one by one when I'm composing articles.
@Chris D What is the licensing like for this editor? It shows "open source" and appears to be on github, but visiting their site, there are tiered licensing options to pay for, which I don't know if those are relevant or not.
@Chris D What is the licensing like for this editor? It shows "open source" and appears to be on github, but visiting their site, there are tiered licensing options to pay for, which I don't know if those are relevant or not.
Seems to be a good find.
February 2023 I think you first mentioned it. I think @Jake B. mentioned it at some point too. I had seen Lexical at that point, and Editor.js. A bunch of editors were evaluated before we settled on one back in April 2023.
