

Other text editing apps can read and write text files on your phone's shared external storage (either the phone's memory or an SD card). In order to edit your files in other apps, you'll need to export them first. These files are not accessible by other apps, and may be deleted if you uninstall the app. ¶ Storage: Some text editing apps store your files in the app's private internal storage. § Tabs: The ability to open multiple files simultaneously in tabs, and switch between them with just one touch of the screen. To view your formatted text, you will need a markdown previewer, often built into the text editor.

‡ Markdown support: In a text editor with markdown support, you use markup syntax to format your plaintext file. Microsoft Word is one well known example of a WYSIWYG word processor. The style changes are immediately visible in your text within the app. † WYSIWYG formatting: In a WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) word processor, UI buttons are used to apply formatting such as bold, italics or font size to your text. No (but you can change page and text color)
