feat(Notebook): enable HTML mode toggle for article notes #4442
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Context
I use omnivore-ai-annotations to generate article summaries in markdown. Reading summaries in Omnivore is sub-optimal as:
Solution
Enable the "mode-toggle" plugin in the markdown editor. This plugin allows users to toggle between writing and reading modes, similar to Obsidian. I also increased the editor's height for article notes for a better reading experience.
Feedback appreciated 🙏
Note: I was unable to run the content fetching service locally (see #4269) and didn't test my changes with highlights.
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