No advanced grammar and spell check, as a workaround, I do grammar fixes during edit stage using Grammarly.

Can link docs (just + and suggestions shows up) in other docs.

Document template support (I don’t use them but it’s nice to have).

Best collaboration experience, I just share my drafts with a link of and people can review/comment on it on mobile.

Can turn a post into a presentation with a button, saves time during internal talks where I turn my bullet points into a nice looking presentation.

Has small built-in tools like to-do’s(with the owner, due date and email reminders for missed to-do’s), timeline and tables.

Best writing experience for desktop, and mobile, I take lots of rough notes on my phone and then edit and refine it on desktop.

Slack style emojis, including custom emojis and I, prefer not using emoji picker ( looking at you twitter 👀 ).Have good support for rich media, GIFs, videos, and tweets have inline preview support.Can export Markdown, for me this makes publishing very easy on my Jekyll based blog.Markdown support for writing, this is the biggest reason I like it because I am used to writing markdown.Tools are built for a use-case and user in mind, and those tools didn’t fit my use-case. In the past, I have tried using Notion, Google Docs, Typora, and all of them had something or another thing that I didn’t like, each one had few paper-cuts that annoyed me. It’s simple and has all the basic things I need, It has lots of small things that it got right, and it fits nicely with my workflow, and on top of that, it’s free 🤑 Long Answer 👇 Why? Simple question but I am hoping for an insight here. I use Dropbox Paper, I was writing the reply but ran out words so Why do I use Dropbox Paper? Why do I use Dropbox Paper? | Suraj Nath Back Subscribe Why do I use Dropbox Paper?

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