FastMD: Re-invent a [better?] wheel for Markdown Editor

Issue: markdown everywhere, vscode is a bit heavy to use, not as fast as notepad++, and requires installing additional extensions to export pdf, printing is inconvenient, new pages also need extensions or extra code, furthermore, it's quite limited when it comes to math/physics/chemistry, many small features like auto-format or simple format options like bold/italic/heading, or inserting images are also not readily available, especially for people like me who often forget. Of course, vscode has a repository of extensions; you can [try and error] with any extensions you want. Fellow coders probably have fewer issues since they primarily work with code.

I have tried quite a few markdown editor apps over the years, but this one has its pros and cons, ultimately returning to vscode but still not satisfied, occasionally feeling the itch (also had to switch back and forth a couple of years) when needing to jump between notepad++, latex, and then vscode. I like notepad++ for quick notes but it doesn't strongly support markdown, and now I'm just copying outputs from chatgpt, while vscode is professional but slow and cumbersome to set up, and to fully supplement markdown (if lucky) requires a bunch of vscode extensions (which is quite risky).

FastMD was born, serving myself primarily, as fast as Notepad++ (hopefully, a dream), fully featured for Pro users (math/physics/chemistry/workspace panel/auto format...), without bundling Chromium (to keep it light), built with C++ and Qt.

As of now, the features are at version 2.9.0, and overall I am quite satisfied. It has also been on the Microsoft Store for a while (about ~1 month), with around 100 users, mainly from the US.

Introducing to everyone with the aim of increasing users, hehe...

Here's the link everyone, if you find it okay, please give me a 5-star rating to support:

https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9n4dsd4wnz9d?cid=DevShareMCLPCS