Look no further than Google Chrome!
While it's primarily known as a web browser, Chrome can also function as a powerful text editor, complete with formatting tools.
Whether you're a developer, writer, or just looking for a simple way to edit text files, this guide has got you covered.
Here's how to do it.
- Open a new tab in Chrome
- Enter data:text/html, <html contenteditable> in the addressbar.
- Start typing!
Note: You can bookmark the page for when you next need a text editor.
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| fig.1 Google Chrome as a Text Editor |
If you want to keep the text or prevent its loss if you close the tab, be sure to save it.
Here's how:
- Press CTRL+S.
- Select location,
- Enter filename
- Select Save As Type - Webpage Single File or Webpage Complete.
- Click Save
Note: The file will be saved as an html file that can be reopened by Chrome or other web brosers (and for that matter, Microsoft Word).
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