it used to be easy to setup and work seamlessly.

but seems broken recently. firefox => vim works, vim=> firefox not.

as chrome <=> vim works both way i think it's the problem of this add-on.

i am on firefox 80.0b2 (64-bit) mac.

EDIT: it's only broken on jupyterlab, but it's my main use case. pastebin works good.

Works extremely well with Emacs, and makes typing long texts on websites such as Git{Lab,Hub} a breeze! Sometimes it spawns two Emacs frames, and only one of them works.

The FireFox description is not completely up to date compared to the GitHub readme.

Love the idea but please add keyboard shortcut or option to automatically trigger it when focusing a text input.

It's quite nice. But it's useless without triger hotkey in many cases.

This is great! I used It's All Text! for many years before it broke with the big Firefox plugin system refactor. I'm particular happy that this plugin works with GMail's fancy compose box!

Suggestion: list Emacs with the "Compatible editors" here at https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ghosttext/, like you do in the GitHub README.

Awesome replacement addons of It's All Text, it make coding more smooth. You'd never miss it.

Realtime sync between the text area and the editor is unique and really feels great to use.

The next best thing to integrating Firefox into Emacs. ;-)

Just installed it. This is magic!

I have encountered a problem where I can't seem to stop GhostText add-on from syncing with my Sublime Text. But later on I found out that if I close the GhostText tab in Sublime Text directly than the connection is closed. Instead if I leave the tab open, but click on GhostText button in the upper-right corner in attempt to turn it off, the textarea will stay blue and the connection is not closed.

Takes a little more to setup than most add-ons, but if you type a lot of text or code into website text fields give it a go.

I used this to help fill out an EU consultation and it worked a treat. Those forms have dozens of pages with teeny text fields, and integrating Atom not only was more manageable, but had my dark theme and installed packages too!

I have been using ItsAllText on Linux with the Emacs editor for a long time. When this extension became unsupported, I started searching for a replacement. I am happy with GhostText, which works well enough. Note that Emacs requires atomic-chrome in order to work with GhostText. Thank you!

I didn't give 5 stars because sometimes GT gets a bit confused and the editor unsyncs from GhostText. But it might be a problem with the editor extension.