Borek Bernard

Seems to be working on Windows since https://github.com/TintypeMolly/child-process-promise/commit/8a08e9cf6134c13d481a9bb54ca2b898c2d6cadc, thanks! It's README-worthy, IMO.

Possibly draw an inspiration from here: https://atom.io/packages/api-blueprint-preview EDIT: I've just spotted a note about it in your current README, sorry :)

Yeah, maybe start with the official Apiary previewer which should be relatively easy to do (I assume) and think about a more independent, offline solution later. I, personally, would be...

Wow! You rock.

It's a great start, thanks! A couple of initial impressions: - The preview doesn't fill out the whole pane, I don't know why:  - Live preview with synchronized scrolling...

Wish more apps would do this. Chrome recently introduced it: http://www.ghacks.net/2015/12/10/google-changes-multi-language-spell-checking-options-in-chrome/

Dictionaries are the main thing for me.

Will the intended implementation also allow me to use my native language, which is not one of those seven listed?

Isn't Firefox using Hunspell as well? I thought so.

How about a configurable option with path where the dictionary can be found? I'd set it to something like `C:\path\to\my\firefox\profile\dictionaries\en_US.ext`. No UI needed, this can be an advanced config option...