With extensive options for customizing it. TipTap seems like an ideal editor for Wappler to use.
Personally I think the pricing structure is problematic for a bundled component
Actually for future integrations, we are more looking at Lexical, a great extensive content editing framework, made by Facebook and fully free:
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I’m glad to hear some progress on finally getting rid of Summernote, it’s been a bug bear of mine for a long time, even way back in my Dreamweaver days, I’ve never been happy with it. I took a look at Lexical and it appears to be an ideal fit for Wappler.
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So does this mean you will bypass TinyMCE and go straight to Lexical, @George?
Summernote drives my users mad… I’d love to have this new editor option available asap…
Here is a nice overview of Lexical I just found…
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Not just your users…
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Not just your users and your users
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Ha, at the end he mentions he would actually recommend using TipTap over Lexical. 
I saw that too. But, I think that might have been largely due Lexical being new (Git commits only spanning a few weeks) but it was recorded over a year ago so I suspect it is much more stable by now
It’s still only at version 0.13. Their 2023 roadmap mentioned getting to v1.0 as something they were striving for, but looks like that’s still far away.
The project seem fairly active, but there are a lot of issues open.
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@George, I’ve been patiently waiting for a full TinyMCE integration for years now since it was promised many times as being “nearly complete”. If you are now abandoning it for Lexical, when can we reasonably expect that to be released?
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+1 for this question… summernote is driving me mad… tiptap, lexical… even ck5… anything else.
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I hate summernote with a passion. I’ve been wrestling with it for years and still can’t stand it.
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I integrated ckEditor4 it works perfect in Wappler
I would like to see something quick for this as Summernot is very problematic
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What about embedded images in the text content?
@sitestreet In this case I’m not using
Does it have a filter to strip all unwanted html tags the users try and copy/paste into the text area?
Yes, yes, yes, this is what we need!
@George, please can a new editor solution be bumped up your priorities? 
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Call me cynical but does anyone have any idea how FB would mess with our users?
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