Microsoft is doing a good job of ensuring that support for their OneDrive service is present, stable and sufficiently feature rich on a range of platforms. I would like to use it as a replacement for Dropbox in several multi-platform use cases where Textastic makes the iOS view work well. I use MacOS, iOS, Android and Windows devices and need to access the same content across those platforms.

Google Drive is no longer a viable option and Dropbox is going in the same (incorrect) direction due to their lack of investment in keeping their platform specific apps working.

OneDrive looks like the solution, once Textastic supports it as a Connection.

Hi there, I have been around now for almost 10 years, waiting for code folding (matching brackets) since the beginning.
Is there still active development going on here? Any idea when you plan to implement this coders must have?

Looking forward to your feedback!

Hi Alexander,

Can we have Apple Intelligence for us folks who use Textastic as a documentation tool. I use .txt files extensively and think it would be great to be able to use those AI tools.

Best,

Tom

When searching can we have options for sorting the results by file name, create date & modify dates? I use reg/ex search across files all of the time sometimes across 100’s of files and would like the option to order the results.

Thanks!

It would be nice to have a tree style file view for large projects

Thank you for an excellent editor.

Would it be possible to add file versioning? For one thing, this would allow a user to easily revert to the last explicitly saved version.

Hi! I would like to add extra Markdown support to Textastic. I should add that I'm using Textastic on my iPad not my Mac.

I have added the Markdown Textmate bundle and Sublime Text package to my #Textastic folder but can't see how to use either after that.

I guess I was expecting to see a Markdown menu or something. But I see nothing.

Has anyone had any experience with these addons?

Instead of the entire intervening text between the insertion point—or the current selection—and the line whose number is clicked or tapped on in the gutter while holding down shift, only that particular line is selected. The app actually tries to do the right thing at first, but then it glitches and selects just the one line.

When using Textastic for blog or social media posts in markdown it would be really helpful to be able to get a character count of selected text.