What's your favourite WYSIWYG editor?

WYSIWYG or What-You-See-Is-What-You-Get is a tool that allows content to be edited in a form that resembles its appearance when displayed.

So far I've tried just Quill and Summernote.
Both are free, open-source and awesome products overall.

While I was searching, I came across other WYSIWYG tools like TinyMCE and CKEditor. They are advanced, feature-rich, more enterprise-level solutions with paid plans.

What's your favourite WYSIWYG editor?

Comments

[aram]

i really like summernote and quill js but my go to editor is
SunEditor suneditor.com/sample/index.html
i have used this editor in production this works flawlessly

[Andrew Lewis]

We use TinyMce with the angular wrapper (self-hosted) but I would love use literally anything else if I could find something that works in Angular with Typescript without needing dark magic to get it functioning.

[Thomas Broyer]

It really depends what you're looking for. I haven't had needs for HTML editors, but rather some other kind of rich text (semantic markup based on thesauruses, illustrations that come with their legend, links to other items by their ID, etc. or sometimes more simply tagging people), mostly because the marked up text needs to be included into PDFs and with several HTML renderings. Been using the editor from the defunct Wave (né Google Wave, then Apache Wave in a Box), and currently replacing it with Prosemirror (same schema-based approach).
For that simpler case I mentioned, in a React app, Draft.js by Facebook did the job.

[sivaram]

Redactor

[cityoflondonconsulting]

Sketchup was great fun to build 3d buildings.
youtu.be/qgt2s9RzvKM?t=317

Unity Bolt is cool to get going in 3d fast.
youtube.com/watch?v=8y6akNTUt2Y

[Gokce Tosun]

Just to clarify, CKEditor is an Open Source, advanced and feature-rich editor which offers free and entreprise level solution plans.

Furthermore: ckeditor.com/wysiwyg-editor-open-s...

[MasterMindLegion]

Does anyone knows, which WYSIWYG editor supports Chicago styled quotations? Here is the link for an quote example: citefast.com/styleguide.php?style=.... Thanks guys :)
I have tried the CkEditor, but it has not this feature :(

[Edward Ellsworth]

I loath TinyMCE.

I really like Draft.js, but it's limited to React.

ProseMirror looks powerful but more complicated to setup than I would like. There are some wrappers for it but so far I haven't found one really like. Also, it has no real TypeScript support, which is almost a dealbreaker for me.

[Zane Milakovic]

Front page, circa 1996

[David Dal Busco]

Obviously I'm biased therefore I would say ours 😇.

It has been, and still is, developed for our open source web editor for presentations DeckDeckGo.

Fun fact, what a timing, I just published today a new blog post here on DEV about it because I recently re-implemented it to replace the usage of the obsolete document.execCommand() 😉.