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Q: Does the preview block dangerous links?

Link targets are restricted to http, https, mailto, hash anchors, and same-site paths starting with slash. javascript:, data:, vbscript:, and protocol-relative URLs are blocked; link text and inline code are HTML-escaped.

Write Markdown on the left and see a live HTML preview on the right. A small inline converter handles common syntax — no CDN libraries, no network calls, nothing leaves your browser.

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Supported: #–###### headings, paragraphs, -/* and numbered lists, > blockquotes, ``` fenced code, --- rules, inline **bold**, *italic*, `code`, and [text](https://…) links.

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How the preview works

Your text is parsed line-by-line in JavaScript: fenced code blocks are extracted first (content is HTML-escaped), then headings, horizontal rules, lists, and blockquotes. Remaining lines form paragraphs. Inline passes turn **…**, *…*, backticks, and Markdown links into safe HTML; link targets are restricted to http:, https:, mailto:, # anchors, and same-site paths starting with /.

Updates are debounced (120ms) so large notes stay responsive. There are no fetch calls for rendering — the converter is bundled inline on this page.

Common use cases

README sanity check — verify headings, lists, and code fences before pushing to GitHub.
Support macros — paste canned Markdown replies and confirm formatting before sending.
Changelog drafts — preview bullet lists and nested structure for release notes.
Internal wikis — quick visual pass on prose-heavy pages without running a static site generator.
Email-to-HTML rough pass — see how bold and links render (then paste into your ESP).
Teaching Markdown — pair source and rendered output for workshops.

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Example: “Turn this outline into a customer-facing post, keep my tone, and remind me Friday to publish.” CloudyBot combines chat, memory, optional schedules, and browser tools when research is needed.

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FAQ

Is my Markdown sent to your servers?

No. Conversion runs in JavaScript in your tab. No fetch calls are made for preview.

Is this full CommonMark?

No. It is a small subset for quick README and note previews: headings, paragraphs, lists, blockquotes, fenced code blocks, horizontal rules, and common inline syntax.

Is this GitHub-Flavored Markdown?

Only partially. Tables, task lists, and autolink extensions are not implemented. The goal is a fast, trustworthy preview for notes and README-style text.

Does the preview block dangerous links?

Link targets are restricted to http, https, mailto, hash anchors, and same-site paths starting with /. javascript:, data:, vbscript:, and protocol-relative URLs (//…) are dropped. Link labels and inline code are HTML-escaped so angle brackets cannot inject markup.

What is CloudyBot?

CloudyBot is a hosted AI agent that can browse the web, use files, remember context, and run tasks on a schedule — with published plan caps. This preview stays local; the product helps turn drafts into shipped updates.

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