Automatically parses markdown files (.md) into HTML. This is useful if you're writing markdown (ultimately targeting HTML) and want a quick preview.

Get it for Chrome

1. Support auto reload.
2. Support external css file.
3. You can change theme for each single md file.
4. Support github flavored markdown.

1. Install extension from webstore (creates no new UI)
2. Check "Allow access to file URLs" in chrome://extensions listing:
3. Open local or remote .md file in Chrome.
4. See nicely formatted HTML!

• Fix Github theme.

• Fixed a bug for code highlight.

• Support github flavored markdown.
• Change the markdown parser from showdown to marked.

• 0.2.7 Fix a bug for "Export Html".
• 0.2.6 Support code hightlight. Fix a bug for auto reload.
• 0.2.5 Fix a bug when add new css.
• 0.2.4 Add .mkd extension.
• 0.2.3 New button for export html file.
• 0.2.2 Add a list of the supported file extensions in the options page. Support new file extension .txt
• 0.2.1 Add browser icon. You can change theme for each single md file.
• 0.2 New UI for options page. You can upload custom css files.
• 0.1.1 Do not render if file's Content-Type is 'text/html'.
• 0.1 Support auto reload. Support external css file.

Thanks to Kevin Burke for his markdown-friendly stylesheet, to John Fraser for his [JavaScript markdown processor][showdown], to Boris Smus for his Markdown Preview and to Swartz and Gruber for Markdown.