Ask HN: Is there any beautiful Markdown editor?

Personally I'd say vim, but I respect those that will say emacs.

I recently discovered Zettlr and frankly I'm pleased enough with it: cross-platform, does the job well-enough. You can always use an extension for VSC or emacs,etc. but when simply wanting to read a markdown file I use this one. Previously I tried Typora and others but I'm not willing to pay for a markdown reader. Maybe for an editor, whenever I'll decide writing (though I'd use emacs 9/10 times)

Side-topic: I wish popular markdown renderers used indents and more pronounced v-margins for different levels of headings, and/or some more visual cues. Long md docs are so hard to read and skim through because h4-h6 are indistinguishable from text or are even less visible than it.

E.g. https://www.npmjs.com/package/express-session

This! Unlike nearly every other editor it's not a PWA/electron. Brilliant editor

Just use VS Code with a nice theme and some plugins. Or org-mode.