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However, as I say, I'd Like to view the MD files in a complete 'website view' - With the Inserted pictures and tables in the view, ready for PDF export etc.

Nice that Apple has all these apps in the background! I have been currently using apples own free native 'TextEdit' app to open the MD files. Hope you can advise, I'm not sure which would be best for my use case. Not sure what my more Longer term use would be for this Editor- Probably primarily an evolution of finishing off the MD files, before saving as PDFs as backups, or tidied documents to send others. See my separate thread on getting these Markdown files exported from Apple Notes, for backups. It would be good to just open up the MD file, and view as a complete sheet, including the GIFs etc as it would be shown on the Apple Note, I exported from. The Markdown files are saved, with any picture attatchments separate.

The immediate use would be to view Markdown files - which are exported from apples Notes. (I have every limited HTML experience etc. I'm looking for an easy to use 'Markdown Editor' to use on my MAC.

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