Instant GitHub-flavored Markdown/Org preview using grip, mdopen or go-grip.

This package provides an Emacs interface to the PubMed database of references on life sciences.

Org Cliplink provides a simple command that takes a URL from the clipboard and inserts an Org mode link with a title of a page found by the URL into the current buffer.

This package provides custom text objects and bindings for markdown-mode.

The google-maps package displays Google Maps directly inside Emacs. It requires a Google Map Static API key to function.

This is an Emacs package for text and code alignment for variable-width (i.e., proportional, or variable pitch) fonts.

This package lets you show buffer status in the echo area, so you can get rid of the mode-line.

EBDB-i18n-Chn makes EBDB nicer to use with China-based contacts, both for handling Chinese characters, and for formatting of phones and addresses. Be aware that using this library will incur a non-neglible slowdown at load time. It shouldn't have any real impact on search and completion times.

This package extends git-gutter to use the fringe area of a window.

Polymode is an Emacs package that offers generic support for multiple major modes inside a single Emacs buffer. It is lightweight, object oriented and highly extensible. Creating a new polymode typically takes only a few lines of code. Polymode also provides extensible facilities for external literate programming tools for exporting, weaving and tangling.

There are some great packages for exporting buffers to particular formats, but each one seems to reinvent the core mechanism of processing the font-lock in a buffer such that it can be exported to a particular format.

This package aims to produce a versatile generic core which can process a fontified buffer and pass the data to any number of backends which can deal with specific output formats.

Provides disable-mouse-mode and global-disable-mouse-mode, pair of minor modes which suppress all mouse events by intercepting them and running a customisable handler command (ignore by default).

Deft is an Emacs mode for quickly browsing, filtering, and editing directories of plain text notes, inspired by Notational Velocity.

This package gives an overview of the current regex search candidates. The search regex can be split into groups with a space. Each group is highlighted with a different face.

It can double as a quick `regex-builder', although only single lines will be matched.

This program is an asynchronous RPC stack for Emacs. Using this RPC stack, Emacs can communicate with the peer process smoothly. Because the protocol employs S-expression encoding and consists of asynchronous communications, the RPC response is fairly good.

This plugin subscribes to hooks erc-insert-modify-hook and erc-send-modify-hook to download and show images.

This package provides a major mode for editing .vala and .vapi files in Emacs.

This package defines the xdg-launcher-run-app command, which uses Emacs standard completion to select an application installed on your machine and launch it.

This package improves the performance of Emacs when viewing files with long lines. It is included as standard with Emacs 27 or later.

Denote is a simple note-taking tool for Emacs. It is based on the idea that notes should follow a predictable and descriptive file-naming scheme. The file name must offer a clear indication of what the note is about, without reference to any other metadata. Denote basically streamlines the creation of such files while providing facilities to link between them.

This package provides a VC backend that uses versioned backup files as a simple local version control mechanism.

This package permits comparisons of two or three buffers based on diff output.

This package provides the ability to use the silver searcher, a code searching tool, sometimes abbreviated to ag. Features include version control system awareness, use of Perl compatible regular expressions, editing the search results directly and searching file names rather than the contents of files.

This package provides a generalized find-file-at-point, both in the sense that it can understand more than just files, and do more than just open a file.