You can do it - but only with 1der1

Copy & paste and drag & drop are the most potent editing operations.

It's easy for the user; however, the source and destination software must be sophisticated.

Copying a Wikipedia article is a browser test. There is a winner, but no browser is without error.

Fortunately, the 1der1 website editor can fix the errors on the receiving side.

Unfortunately, we have not found another editor software - website or not - able to fix these errors.

Have a look:

As an example, we copy most of the New Zealand Wikipedia article.
The Wikipedia layout uses many right-aligned resources, which change to left-align when you use Firefox.
Chrome has problems with tables. The new Edge is flawless there, but both browsers fail to deliver all URLs.
Fortunately, 1der1 can fix the errors of Chrome and Edge automatically.
The 1der1 "Tidy" app can reduce the code from nearly 500 KB to less than 300 KB.
1der1 understands HTML, allowing you to edit the article without any coding.
Example: Change color with just a few clicks.
The resulting page has full Wikipedia functionality - unlike any other editor.

1der1 - and the web world is yours.

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