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OctoberCMS is using https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor.

Now that we have machine learning in our browsers via Javascript, what can we do with it?

There are 3 licenses available: https://www.froala.com/wysiwyg-editor/pricing.

Just out of curiosity.

I totally understand your point Renan and I agree with you. It would be great if everyone would start using the latest browsers so we could focus more on bringing new great features rather that waisting time with backward compatibility. However, you'll be surprised how many differences are there between modern browsers for a simple enter and how much the output differs. Not to mention advaced features such as pasting or applying a simple bold or link around text. Keeping it small is something we're looking for and when it's possible we ditch parts of the code which are no longer necessary because browsers are getting better and better.

Right, @Bernardo. We're actually getting rid of jQuery all together. Just need few more time.

Thanks for the input @Paul. I will keep you posted about the image caption feature.

@Syed one quick question. Are you looking just for markdown output or for something more like the Github editor for writing a comment?

Thanks for the feedback, Renan. The core has 188Kb minified and 52Kb gzipped. The size is mainly growing because of the way contenteditable works in browsers. We're mainly using it just as a way to input data from the user and all editing operations are being handled internally so that the output is always the same in all browser. Indeed, it could go much smaller if we'd move the UX out of it. I totally agree with that and we actually discussed this couple of weeks ago.