Source versus preview
The left side remains plain Markdown source; the preview shows how headings, lists, links, tables, code, and emphasis render.
Developer Tools · Local processing
Preview GitHub-flavored Markdown through sanitized local HTML.
GFM + sanitized HTML
Inputs and results stay in this page and are not sent to any server.
The practical guide
The preview supports common GitHub-flavored Markdown features, then sanitizes the generated HTML before it enters the document.
The left side remains plain Markdown source; the preview shows how headings, lists, links, tables, code, and emphasis render.
Tables, task-list style syntax, fenced code, and other supported GFM constructs can be reviewed without sending drafts to a hosted editor.
Sanitization strips scripts and unsafe markup. The preview is for rendering and editing, not for running embedded web applications.
Privacy by architecture
The selected files, inputs, settings, and outputs are processed in this page and are not uploaded to any server.
Questions, answered
No. Generated HTML is sanitized before rendering.
It follows GitHub-flavored Markdown syntax, but styling and every edge case may differ from GitHub itself.
The current workflow focuses on local source editing and live preview; use the controls actually shown by the tool for available output.
No. The tool does not store drafts after you leave the page.