It’s up to the front end, in this case wefwef, to implement it.

Your best bet would be to reach out to the app developer.

I just took a look at the source and unfortunately they aren’t using markdown-it, so they can’t use the same markdown-it-ruby package that the official Lemmy front end is using.

As a Floridian I’m uncomfortable with how much Florida there is.

Yup! Going on 10 years now.

I’ve been using Warp for months and didn’t know that it had a subscription service. It isn’t in-your-face about it at all, and so far I haven’t run into any limitations that have asked me to pay for the paid version. Like seriously, I thought it was just free.

There’s a joke about ASP.NET and browser cookies here but I’m too lazy to make it.

Well, they’ve got 9 hours and 20 minutes of oxygen supply left as of this post.

So, markdown supported.

Can’t make a codeblock by indenting.

Specifying languages for code blocks doesn’t cause any problems, but there’s no indication of the specified language in the output. No syntax highlighting either.

Quotes and multiline quotes work.

Hmmm… images?

The above should be an image if typical markdown image syntax works.