Go to https://fish-zero.com/MDEditor and you are in. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for, and you can start typing before you have read any of this.
For the full experience — opening a folder and overwriting files in place — use a Chromium-based browser: Chrome, Edge, Brave, or Arc. Firefox and Safari can edit and preview, but saving falls back to a download.
In the Files sidebar, press 📂 Choose folder and select a folder that contains .md files.
The browser will ask you to grant access. After that, every .md in the folder (including subfolders)
is listed in the sidebar — one click loads it.
Ctrl+P expands the sidebar and jumps straight into it... Parent walks one directory up..md file onto the window.Next time you come back, the sidebar shows 📂 Reopen: your last folder. One click takes you back — but the browser will still ask for permission again. That is the browser's security model, not the editor forgetting.
The left pane is the editor with line numbers, the right is the live preview. The toolbar buttons insert syntax rather than hiding it:
| Button | What it inserts |
|---|---|
| Heading (dropdown) | # through ###### |
| Bold / Italic | **text** / *text* |
| Underline | <u>text</u> (Markdown has no underline syntax) |
| Strikethrough | ~~text~~ |
| Divider | --- |
| Code block | a fence line before and after (three backticks) |
| Link (dropdown) | text link, URL link, image |
| Table | asks how many columns, then writes the header and separator rows |
Every code block in the preview gets a Copy button in its top-right corner. Scroll down a little and a Back to top button appears in the bottom-right.
Ctrl+S (or Save, the green button in the toolbar) overwrites the file you opened. No trip through the
Downloads folder, no manual replace.
permission (dropped files usually do). Use Save As instead.
Whether the sidebar and editor pane are open, plus your theme and language, are remembered in your browser. Next visit looks the way you left it.
Download this page as .md Open it in the editor and you have a ready-made sample document.