I've used it. It mostly works. I tend to like bolding some words in a block quote, and Habla won't let me do that. I may go back to Habla since Highlighter is gone. I could paste right into Highlighter and not have to reformat my post. All of the others only seem to let me paste in the text. I then have to recreate all of the formatting, which is a lot of work on my long posts.

I posted all mine through Habla without any issues (using Markdown -- with double asterisks around a word to make it bold). I wonder what the deal is. Another site looks real clean: notestack.com. Maybe try that? (I've only read posts there -- never wrote with it.) Here's something I wrote in Habla that has bolded words inside of block quotes. Search this article ID#: View article →

Here's something you can try, if you've been writing in Word format first and have been trying to recreate the formatting inside of Nostr. Copy and paste your document into

StackEdit – In-browser Markdown editor

Full-featured, open-source Markdown editor based on PageDown, the Markdown library used by Stack Overflow and the other Stack Exchange sites.

It should instantly translate that into Markdown (with a preview on the right side). Then you can copy and paste the Markdown text into Habla or Yakkihone. Another idea (though I hate Google with all my heart) is if you have a document inside of Google Docs, you can download it as a Markdown file. Then you can open that up in a text editor, copy it, and paste it into a Nostr long-form content site