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DREI: WYSIWYG Emacs for HTML

Quality: 8/10 Relevance: 8/10

Summary

DREI is a Tauri-based tool that delivers a WYSIWYG-like HTML editing experience within an Emacs-inspired workflow. It implements a subset of Emacs editing commands in JavaScript and adds HTML-specific actions (Blockquote, Heading, Link), with the ability to edit a page region designated by a CSS selector and to read from a URL or file and save back to a server. The project is alpha software with missing features like incremental search and undo, but aims to provide a more visual and streamlined HTML editing experience than traditional Emacs/Org-mode approaches.

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