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@neauoire @akkartik @aartaka that said, Markdown dialect incompatibilities are a worse problem than different versions of browsers. and there’s the perhaps minor point that markdown has a much more direct dependency on html and the precise ways it renders in a browser than most people realise, even setting aside that the standard requires that a markdown dialect literally support all of html inline |
@neauoire @akkartik @aartaka obsidian isn’t, and browsers historically have needed to maintain backwards compatibility; so an html document has more longevity so long as you stick only to features that are at least 10 or so years old and don’t use a framework