in the browser
- Files. Open folder edits a folder on your disk
(Chromium-based browsers). Saves go to disk, and changes made elsewhere
show up within seconds; a tab with unsaved changes keeps them. If a file
changed on disk since it was read, a save does not overwrite it: the tab
stays unsaved and the next save does. Elsewhere, files are copied into
this browser; Download writes one out.
- Sessions. The browser's files and each folder keep
their own tabs and unsaved text, in this browser's private storage.
Clearing the site's data clears them.
- No programs. Formatters (
f4) and the
filter (alt+x) need a process, which a page cannot start.
- Keys. The browser keeps
ctrl+t,
ctrl+w and ctrl+pgup/pgdn; alt
stands in for ctrl on those. Every other key is native.
- One tab. A second tab offers to take the editor over,
so two never overwrite each other.
settings
/mibi.ini, shared by every workspace; a mibi.ini
in your folder wins.
licences
mibi (MIT) · xterm.js
and its fit addon (MIT) ·
Maple Mono NF, subset (OFL-1.1).
No analytics. Nothing leaves your machine.
