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Chrome Emacs

Use Emacs to edit textareas and online editors. This extension provides bi-directional editing, cursor and scroll synchronization, and keyboard shortcuts, supporting popular online editors like CodePen, StackBlitz, and more.

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Cost / License

  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

Platforms

  • Google Chrome
  • Mozilla Firefox
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  2.  Ad-free
  3.  EMACS
  4.  Emacs mode
  5. GNU Emacs icon  Emacs integration

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What is Chrome Emacs?

Use Emacs to edit textareas and online editors. This extension provides bi-directional editing, cursor and scroll synchronization, and keyboard shortcuts, supporting popular online editors like CodePen, StackBlitz, and more.

Chrome Emacs allows bi-directional editing of text areas and online text editors directly from Emacs. Experience seamless editing with features like cursor and scroll synchronization, auto-major mode detection, and support for multiple online editors.

Features:

  • Works with most online editors: CodePen, StackBlitz, JSFiddle, LeetCode, etc.
  • Cursor and Scroll Sync: Live-code seamlessly in online editors.
  • Editable Areas Navigation: quickly switch focus using hints.
  • Auto-Major Mode Detection: Automatically picks the right editing mode.

Installation:

  • Install the add-on for your browser.
  • In Emacs install the Atomic Chrome fork.

Usage:

  • Start the server in Emacs with M-x atomic-chrome-start-server.
  • Activate the extension in your browser and start editing directly in Emacs.

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