Any URL you type or paste becomes a link. Trailing ), , and . stay outside it.

Insert a table from the toolbar, then edit it in place. Tab and Shift+Tab indent and outdent list items. Pasted or imported Markdown tables and nested lists come through intact.

Paste one in, or use the picture button. Then click the picture: the corner handles drag it bigger and smaller, and the bar says where it sits — Inline in the run of your words, Left, Center or Right on a line of its own, or Wrap off to one side with the text flowing round it. Delete removes the selected one, but only while the picture itself is selected — once the caret is back in your words, Backspace deletes letters again, and a bright mark down one side of the picture shows which side the caret is on. Shrink a picture under about a third of the line and it moves into the run of your words by itself, so a thumbnail never ends up stranded at the far edge of a wide page; pick a placement from the bar and it stays exactly where you put it from then on. Size and placement survive the trip out to Markdown and back.

The Share button on the top bar makes a read-only link with the whole note packed inside it — words, formatting and pictures alike. Nothing is uploaded and typewell.net never sees it. The other side of that: the link is the note, so anyone holding it can read it, you cannot take it back, and later edits need a new link. Pictures are re-encoded smaller for the trip, which keeps most notes inside a length that mail and chat apps will carry; your own copies are not touched.

Google signs a browser out after about an hour, and no app without a server of its own can renew that quietly — so Typewell does not try, and no Google window ever opens by itself. When the hour runs out, a background backup simply waits. Your notes were already saved here; the corner reads Waiting to back up with a Sign in button, and pressing it sends up everything that piled up at once. Ctrl+S and Back up now also sign you back in, because you asked them to.

In Settings, under Page width: pick Narrow, Normal or Wide, choose Full width to use the whole window however wide you drag it, or type an exact number of pixels. It applies to every note and is remembered.

Everything above survives a round trip through Markdown, including callouts, nested lists, highlights and embedded images. Two things do not: table column alignment (|:--|--:|) and <https://…> autolinks, which come back as ordinary links.

A single HTML file — no build step, no server, no tracking. Your notes stay in this browser unless you back them up: Drive gets a Typewell folder of plain .md files you can open in any editor, and the optional gist keeps one exact .json copy.

How wide the writing area is. Full width uses the whole window, however wide you drag it. Very long lines are harder to read, which is where the presets stop — but the box above takes any width you like.