Text Editor
A free, highly customizable text and code editor extension for your browser.
Total ratings for Text Editor
4.00
(Rating count:
22)
User reviews summary
Pros
- Works well on ChromeOS and is battery friendly
- Allows for work on a chromebook offline
- Simple and distraction-free user interface
- Support for themes, such as the matrix theme
- Useful for basic text editing and writing code
Cons
- Lacks some advanced features like format document/beautifying and replace text
- Does not auto-save or prompt to save unsaved changes
- Cannot open in a new tab and isn't resizable
- Does not save properly on certain operating systems like Windows 10 Pro
- No specific mode for Java and issues with the save functionality
Most mentioned
- Need for more advanced editing functions and features
- Support and compatibility with ChromeOS
- Ease of use for basic text file creation and editing
- Theme support and requests for more customization options
- Problems with saving and potential data loss
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Recent reviews for Text Editor
Recent rating average:
4.40
All time rating average:
4.00
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Date | Author | Rating | Lang | Comment |
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2024-02-20 | 7319 Eklavya | en | 0 star | |
2023-04-13 | 息子運命 | How about native terminal from OS that Chrome browser was installed?, since looking for an alternative for VS Code, but can run offline on Chrome Extension | ||
2023-03-09 | Skeletial ([ BIG SHOT ]) | Amazing extension if you want to get some work done on a chromebook. A lot of times I'm sitting in study hall, bored and wasting time, but then I open this up and I'm able to easily get some work done on my websites. Although the real reason I gave it five stars was because the matrix theme is better than any other theme that any other text editor provides. One tiny suggestion I have is the option to toggle between the bigger button gui and the old one, but other than that, I would give this 6 stars if I could! | ||
2023-02-16 | Christophe Hollebeke | I do webdevelopment on my Chromebook for years. Normal i used Caret-editor, but it's not update anymore and have not a lot of functionality, so after searching a lot of time, don't found a good alternative, so last time using VSCode (linux), but this is not ChromeOS friendly and drain my battery (linux/Crostini). Until now, trying TextEditor, and works very well. Okay it missed some functions like Format Document/Beautifying and replace text, but is a good candidate to replace my 'old' Caret-editor and works nicely in ChromeOS. There only a few IDE's on ChromeOS, and the most are outdated or have a lot of bugs, TextEditor is at this moment my favorite. Hope see more functions in the future. Very good work! I like it :-) | ||
2022-10-18 | Ulrich Reinert | Very helpful, i like it. | ||
2022-04-24 | Robert M. Papillion | It's just what I needed: Open an existing text file from a local drive or create one from scratch. Save the text file to a local drive. | ||
2022-02-23 | David Wilson | Really liking this so far! Hope to see this continue to be supported. | ||
2021-12-01 | Skelly | Everything is great!!! The only thing I need is being able to type in Lua, that's it! | ||
2020-09-02 | Naol Fekadu | Exactly what I'm hoping to find | ||
2020-07-25 | Pierre Fortier | I like it. I wish (1) it could open in a tab and (2) it could enable code folding. |
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