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Your Angular text editor might be used to create blog posts, product descriptions, email templates, or support tickets. For that, your users need formatting options such as bold text, links, and bullet lists. A plain <textarea> won’t cover it. And FormControl doesn’t care what’s inside the string it’s holding.

Wiring a rich text editor into that setup sounds like...


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You have probably used an AI chat app where the answer types itself out one word at a time. It feels quick and alive. Now compare that to an app where you ask a question, stare at a spinner for nine seconds, and then the whole answer drops in at once. Same answer, same speed, completely different feeling.

Froala’s AI Chat panel has supported typing-out functionality si...


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Froala v5.4.0 adds getMarkdown() and setMarkdown(), so Markdown can be the format your application stores rather than something you convert once on the way out. Before you wire them up, it helps to understand how Froala keeps Markdown content separate from rich text content. That design protects your users’ work, and it explains exactly what each of these two methods reads, w...


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Froala v5.4.0 is our biggest AI release yet. You get a full AI Chat Assistant that lives in a side panel next to your content, AI Improve Writing that shows every suggested edit as an accept or reject change instead of overwriting your text, and Markdown getter and setter methods so Markdown can finally be the format you stor...


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Losing an hour of writing because a tab crashed is one of the fastest ways to lose a user’s trust in your app. If your React app uses Froala Editor for rich text, you can fix this with a lightweight autosave system that writes drafts to localStorage instantly and syncs to your server every few secon...


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