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Alternatives to Overleaf (i.e. instant TeX compiling without sign in)
Looking for a web site or a tool to edit TeX and get instant preview in parallel(La)TeX Web browserPreprocessing without compiling with etoolboxExtra files when compiling texHow to make normal subgroup sign in overleaf?Overleaf adding of .tex fileCompiling TeX files with different enginesIs there a way to automatically indent nested commands in TeX source code on Overleaf?Syncing Overleaf to access .tex files in DropboxSetting the main .tex file in Overleaf v2
The best thing about Overleaf V1 was that I could log into it without an account. This made it possible to share things with people who most likely wouldn't be big TEX users and to whom the idea of working in "code" is scary.
Now having a login, any login, is a impediment for this. If I can show them to the result and TEX markup side by side then I have a chance, however small, for them to read it and see that it's not that fancy.
So my question is is there a workable alternative to the new Overleaf? A tool that has no login requirements, so that I can directly link to the source to updating result view, with edit support for casual users coming in the first time. And with no confusing login requirements, not even ones you can circumvent.
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The best thing about Overleaf V1 was that I could log into it without an account. This made it possible to share things with people who most likely wouldn't be big TEX users and to whom the idea of working in "code" is scary.
Now having a login, any login, is a impediment for this. If I can show them to the result and TEX markup side by side then I have a chance, however small, for them to read it and see that it's not that fancy.
So my question is is there a workable alternative to the new Overleaf? A tool that has no login requirements, so that I can directly link to the source to updating result view, with edit support for casual users coming in the first time. And with no confusing login requirements, not even ones you can circumvent.
compiling editors overleaf online
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It's not entirely clear to me if you want editing or just viewing, but if just viewing, then you can do that with Overleaf via the Share button. (It looks like editing should also be possible, but that didn't work for me.)
– Torbjørn T.
16 hours ago
@TorbjørnT. Editing would go a long way so that users can verify that ist not so painful
– joojaa
16 hours ago
(Disclaimer: I'm part of Overleaf's support) If you turn on link sharing for your project you can send people the read-only link and they can access the project without being logged in. The edit-link needs a login, though.
– Skillmon
13 hours ago
@Skillmon Yeah i know that, i can also share my documents conventionally and i get exactly the same effect. Without the editability its not really worth anything.
– joojaa
12 hours ago
@Skillmon If I recollect correctly it used to be possible to demonstrate / test code / templates without having to run an account and possibly just require registration for download of pdf etc. I am guessing such open ness comes at a cost, but would it not be balanced by featured registrations?
– KJO
12 hours ago
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The best thing about Overleaf V1 was that I could log into it without an account. This made it possible to share things with people who most likely wouldn't be big TEX users and to whom the idea of working in "code" is scary.
Now having a login, any login, is a impediment for this. If I can show them to the result and TEX markup side by side then I have a chance, however small, for them to read it and see that it's not that fancy.
So my question is is there a workable alternative to the new Overleaf? A tool that has no login requirements, so that I can directly link to the source to updating result view, with edit support for casual users coming in the first time. And with no confusing login requirements, not even ones you can circumvent.
compiling editors overleaf online
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The best thing about Overleaf V1 was that I could log into it without an account. This made it possible to share things with people who most likely wouldn't be big TEX users and to whom the idea of working in "code" is scary.
Now having a login, any login, is a impediment for this. If I can show them to the result and TEX markup side by side then I have a chance, however small, for them to read it and see that it's not that fancy.
So my question is is there a workable alternative to the new Overleaf? A tool that has no login requirements, so that I can directly link to the source to updating result view, with edit support for casual users coming in the first time. And with no confusing login requirements, not even ones you can circumvent.
compiling editors overleaf online
compiling editors overleaf online
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It's not entirely clear to me if you want editing or just viewing, but if just viewing, then you can do that with Overleaf via the Share button. (It looks like editing should also be possible, but that didn't work for me.)
– Torbjørn T.
16 hours ago
@TorbjørnT. Editing would go a long way so that users can verify that ist not so painful
– joojaa
16 hours ago
(Disclaimer: I'm part of Overleaf's support) If you turn on link sharing for your project you can send people the read-only link and they can access the project without being logged in. The edit-link needs a login, though.
– Skillmon
13 hours ago
@Skillmon Yeah i know that, i can also share my documents conventionally and i get exactly the same effect. Without the editability its not really worth anything.
– joojaa
12 hours ago
@Skillmon If I recollect correctly it used to be possible to demonstrate / test code / templates without having to run an account and possibly just require registration for download of pdf etc. I am guessing such open ness comes at a cost, but would it not be balanced by featured registrations?
– KJO
12 hours ago
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It's not entirely clear to me if you want editing or just viewing, but if just viewing, then you can do that with Overleaf via the Share button. (It looks like editing should also be possible, but that didn't work for me.)
– Torbjørn T.
16 hours ago
@TorbjørnT. Editing would go a long way so that users can verify that ist not so painful
– joojaa
16 hours ago
(Disclaimer: I'm part of Overleaf's support) If you turn on link sharing for your project you can send people the read-only link and they can access the project without being logged in. The edit-link needs a login, though.
– Skillmon
13 hours ago
@Skillmon Yeah i know that, i can also share my documents conventionally and i get exactly the same effect. Without the editability its not really worth anything.
– joojaa
12 hours ago
@Skillmon If I recollect correctly it used to be possible to demonstrate / test code / templates without having to run an account and possibly just require registration for download of pdf etc. I am guessing such open ness comes at a cost, but would it not be balanced by featured registrations?
– KJO
12 hours ago
It's not entirely clear to me if you want editing or just viewing, but if just viewing, then you can do that with Overleaf via the Share button. (It looks like editing should also be possible, but that didn't work for me.)
– Torbjørn T.
16 hours ago
It's not entirely clear to me if you want editing or just viewing, but if just viewing, then you can do that with Overleaf via the Share button. (It looks like editing should also be possible, but that didn't work for me.)
– Torbjørn T.
16 hours ago
@TorbjørnT. Editing would go a long way so that users can verify that ist not so painful
– joojaa
16 hours ago
@TorbjørnT. Editing would go a long way so that users can verify that ist not so painful
– joojaa
16 hours ago
(Disclaimer: I'm part of Overleaf's support) If you turn on link sharing for your project you can send people the read-only link and they can access the project without being logged in. The edit-link needs a login, though.
– Skillmon
13 hours ago
(Disclaimer: I'm part of Overleaf's support) If you turn on link sharing for your project you can send people the read-only link and they can access the project without being logged in. The edit-link needs a login, though.
– Skillmon
13 hours ago
@Skillmon Yeah i know that, i can also share my documents conventionally and i get exactly the same effect. Without the editability its not really worth anything.
– joojaa
12 hours ago
@Skillmon Yeah i know that, i can also share my documents conventionally and i get exactly the same effect. Without the editability its not really worth anything.
– joojaa
12 hours ago
@Skillmon If I recollect correctly it used to be possible to demonstrate / test code / templates without having to run an account and possibly just require registration for download of pdf etc. I am guessing such open ness comes at a cost, but would it not be balanced by featured registrations?
– KJO
12 hours ago
@Skillmon If I recollect correctly it used to be possible to demonstrate / test code / templates without having to run an account and possibly just require registration for download of pdf etc. I am guessing such open ness comes at a cost, but would it not be balanced by featured registrations?
– KJO
12 hours ago
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The bigger players once they reach a certain point (success) do not want the headaches associated with random demo users so will simply mention Overleaf Authorea, CoCalc and Datazar seem to have big enough freemium/paying customer bases. There is a separate Big List which includes other products such as Google Docx2LaTeX, verbosus and similar browser plug-ins.
This Answer (Small List) is confined to current free access online without dependency on any install. There must be no registration of social account for basic entry (logins are common for added features).
It is the smaller freemium players that are left behind trying to get a better share of the market.
Currently a few without registration live latex editing landing page editors are
1) Main contender (good spellchecking, autocomplete editor with most packages)
https://papeeria.com/ (TeX Live default 2015 but can opt to use 2016)
2) Also good support for packages such as beamer but less editor features and heavily biased towards user hitting adverts (CodingGround serving Tex Live 2016) https://www.tutorialspoint.com/online_latex_editor.php
3) Very spartan interface but can produce beamer 10 image presentations etc. https://latex.informatik.uni-halle.de/latex-online/latex.php
Also Ran
https://latexbase.com/ (Limited number of Main Packages e.g. `beamer.cls' not found however can work in offline mode
Troy Henderson's
http://www.tlhiv.org/ltxpreview/ (more recent limited range of 2017 packages)
There is a very up-to-date (LuaTeX, Version 1.10.0 (TeX Live 2019)
ConTeXt online compiler at https://live.contextgarden.net/
Hybrids (can switch from simplistic equation editor to Latex syntax)
In minimal or full latex mode will require documentclass{} but may be limited to PNG rather than PDF output
https://www.latex4technics.com/ (older packages may fail, good for simple PNG output)
http://sciencesoft.at/latex/?lang=en (can store tex and pdf online for sharing)
http://sciencesoft.at/latex/index?ochem=true&lang=en (specialist OCHEM-LaTeX)
Smaller equation editors (some possibly should be included above ?)
https://www.codecogs.com/latex/eqneditor.php
https://tex.mendelu.cz/en/
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Hi my compliments for the lists. You could add also cocalc (see if there is not cost) but is works on line, mathtoweb, sharelatex, authorea (this is new and could you check the correct browser?), JaxEdit Online Editor. Please check them all and check their peculiarities.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
@Sebastiano how to enter cocalc FREE without like or registration ? Open software is no-longer OPEN
– KJO
11 hours ago
If you see the link cocalc.com/app you can log in with facebook, github, google or twitter.you can log in with facebook, github, google or twitter. Check if there are any costs. I once logged in and it seems to me that it also works as a LaTeX editor among other features.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
1
@Sebastiano there is another BIG list question how to latex online includes overleaf cocalc sharelatex etc this question is how to NOT login e.g. opposite to Overleaf
– KJO
11 hours ago
1
I only use Papeeria to speed up my compilations. I just want to help you as I do with everyone else. Do what you think is appropriate.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
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The bigger players once they reach a certain point (success) do not want the headaches associated with random demo users so will simply mention Overleaf Authorea, CoCalc and Datazar seem to have big enough freemium/paying customer bases. There is a separate Big List which includes other products such as Google Docx2LaTeX, verbosus and similar browser plug-ins.
This Answer (Small List) is confined to current free access online without dependency on any install. There must be no registration of social account for basic entry (logins are common for added features).
It is the smaller freemium players that are left behind trying to get a better share of the market.
Currently a few without registration live latex editing landing page editors are
1) Main contender (good spellchecking, autocomplete editor with most packages)
https://papeeria.com/ (TeX Live default 2015 but can opt to use 2016)
2) Also good support for packages such as beamer but less editor features and heavily biased towards user hitting adverts (CodingGround serving Tex Live 2016) https://www.tutorialspoint.com/online_latex_editor.php
3) Very spartan interface but can produce beamer 10 image presentations etc. https://latex.informatik.uni-halle.de/latex-online/latex.php
Also Ran
https://latexbase.com/ (Limited number of Main Packages e.g. `beamer.cls' not found however can work in offline mode
Troy Henderson's
http://www.tlhiv.org/ltxpreview/ (more recent limited range of 2017 packages)
There is a very up-to-date (LuaTeX, Version 1.10.0 (TeX Live 2019)
ConTeXt online compiler at https://live.contextgarden.net/
Hybrids (can switch from simplistic equation editor to Latex syntax)
In minimal or full latex mode will require documentclass{} but may be limited to PNG rather than PDF output
https://www.latex4technics.com/ (older packages may fail, good for simple PNG output)
http://sciencesoft.at/latex/?lang=en (can store tex and pdf online for sharing)
http://sciencesoft.at/latex/index?ochem=true&lang=en (specialist OCHEM-LaTeX)
Smaller equation editors (some possibly should be included above ?)
https://www.codecogs.com/latex/eqneditor.php
https://tex.mendelu.cz/en/
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answered 15 hours ago
KJOKJO
4,2051224
Hi my compliments for the lists. You could add also cocalc (see if there is not cost) but is works on line, mathtoweb, sharelatex, authorea (this is new and could you check the correct browser?), JaxEdit Online Editor. Please check them all and check their peculiarities.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
@Sebastiano how to enter cocalc FREE without like or registration ? Open software is no-longer OPEN
– KJO
11 hours ago
If you see the link cocalc.com/app you can log in with facebook, github, google or twitter.you can log in with facebook, github, google or twitter. Check if there are any costs. I once logged in and it seems to me that it also works as a LaTeX editor among other features.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
1
@Sebastiano there is another BIG list question how to latex online includes overleaf cocalc sharelatex etc this question is how to NOT login e.g. opposite to Overleaf
– KJO
11 hours ago
1
I only use Papeeria to speed up my compilations. I just want to help you as I do with everyone else. Do what you think is appropriate.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
add a comment |
Log date 2019 (always changing market)
The bigger players once they reach a certain point (success) do not want the headaches associated with random demo users so will simply mention Overleaf Authorea, CoCalc and Datazar seem to have big enough freemium/paying customer bases. There is a separate Big List which includes other products such as Google Docx2LaTeX, verbosus and similar browser plug-ins.
This Answer (Small List) is confined to current free access online without dependency on any install. There must be no registration of social account for basic entry (logins are common for added features).
It is the smaller freemium players that are left behind trying to get a better share of the market.
Currently a few without registration live latex editing landing page editors are
1) Main contender (good spellchecking, autocomplete editor with most packages)
https://papeeria.com/ (TeX Live default 2015 but can opt to use 2016)
2) Also good support for packages such as beamer but less editor features and heavily biased towards user hitting adverts (CodingGround serving Tex Live 2016) https://www.tutorialspoint.com/online_latex_editor.php
3) Very spartan interface but can produce beamer 10 image presentations etc. https://latex.informatik.uni-halle.de/latex-online/latex.php
Also Ran
https://latexbase.com/ (Limited number of Main Packages e.g. `beamer.cls' not found however can work in offline mode
Troy Henderson's
http://www.tlhiv.org/ltxpreview/ (more recent limited range of 2017 packages)
There is a very up-to-date (LuaTeX, Version 1.10.0 (TeX Live 2019)
ConTeXt online compiler at https://live.contextgarden.net/
Hybrids (can switch from simplistic equation editor to Latex syntax)
In minimal or full latex mode will require documentclass{} but may be limited to PNG rather than PDF output
https://www.latex4technics.com/ (older packages may fail, good for simple PNG output)
http://sciencesoft.at/latex/?lang=en (can store tex and pdf online for sharing)
http://sciencesoft.at/latex/index?ochem=true&lang=en (specialist OCHEM-LaTeX)
Smaller equation editors (some possibly should be included above ?)
https://www.codecogs.com/latex/eqneditor.php
https://tex.mendelu.cz/en/
continues
answered 15 hours ago
KJOKJO
4,2051224
Hi my compliments for the lists. You could add also cocalc (see if there is not cost) but is works on line, mathtoweb, sharelatex, authorea (this is new and could you check the correct browser?), JaxEdit Online Editor. Please check them all and check their peculiarities.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
@Sebastiano how to enter cocalc FREE without like or registration ? Open software is no-longer OPEN
– KJO
11 hours ago
If you see the link cocalc.com/app you can log in with facebook, github, google or twitter.you can log in with facebook, github, google or twitter. Check if there are any costs. I once logged in and it seems to me that it also works as a LaTeX editor among other features.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
1
@Sebastiano there is another BIG list question how to latex online includes overleaf cocalc sharelatex etc this question is how to NOT login e.g. opposite to Overleaf
– KJO
11 hours ago
1
I only use Papeeria to speed up my compilations. I just want to help you as I do with everyone else. Do what you think is appropriate.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
add a comment |
Log date 2019 (always changing market)
The bigger players once they reach a certain point (success) do not want the headaches associated with random demo users so will simply mention Overleaf Authorea, CoCalc and Datazar seem to have big enough freemium/paying customer bases. There is a separate Big List which includes other products such as Google Docx2LaTeX, verbosus and similar browser plug-ins.
This Answer (Small List) is confined to current free access online without dependency on any install. There must be no registration of social account for basic entry (logins are common for added features).
It is the smaller freemium players that are left behind trying to get a better share of the market.
Currently a few without registration live latex editing landing page editors are
1) Main contender (good spellchecking, autocomplete editor with most packages)
https://papeeria.com/ (TeX Live default 2015 but can opt to use 2016)
2) Also good support for packages such as beamer but less editor features and heavily biased towards user hitting adverts (CodingGround serving Tex Live 2016) https://www.tutorialspoint.com/online_latex_editor.php
3) Very spartan interface but can produce beamer 10 image presentations etc. https://latex.informatik.uni-halle.de/latex-online/latex.php
Also Ran
https://latexbase.com/ (Limited number of Main Packages e.g. `beamer.cls' not found however can work in offline mode
Troy Henderson's
http://www.tlhiv.org/ltxpreview/ (more recent limited range of 2017 packages)
There is a very up-to-date (LuaTeX, Version 1.10.0 (TeX Live 2019)
ConTeXt online compiler at https://live.contextgarden.net/
Hybrids (can switch from simplistic equation editor to Latex syntax)
In minimal or full latex mode will require documentclass{} but may be limited to PNG rather than PDF output
https://www.latex4technics.com/ (older packages may fail, good for simple PNG output)
http://sciencesoft.at/latex/?lang=en (can store tex and pdf online for sharing)
http://sciencesoft.at/latex/index?ochem=true&lang=en (specialist OCHEM-LaTeX)
Smaller equation editors (some possibly should be included above ?)
https://www.codecogs.com/latex/eqneditor.php
https://tex.mendelu.cz/en/
continues
answered 15 hours ago
KJOKJO
4,2051224
Log date 2019 (always changing market)
The bigger players once they reach a certain point (success) do not want the headaches associated with random demo users so will simply mention Overleaf Authorea, CoCalc and Datazar seem to have big enough freemium/paying customer bases. There is a separate Big List which includes other products such as Google Docx2LaTeX, verbosus and similar browser plug-ins.
This Answer (Small List) is confined to current free access online without dependency on any install. There must be no registration of social account for basic entry (logins are common for added features).
It is the smaller freemium players that are left behind trying to get a better share of the market.
Currently a few without registration live latex editing landing page editors are
1) Main contender (good spellchecking, autocomplete editor with most packages)
https://papeeria.com/ (TeX Live default 2015 but can opt to use 2016)
2) Also good support for packages such as beamer but less editor features and heavily biased towards user hitting adverts (CodingGround serving Tex Live 2016) https://www.tutorialspoint.com/online_latex_editor.php
3) Very spartan interface but can produce beamer 10 image presentations etc. https://latex.informatik.uni-halle.de/latex-online/latex.php
Also Ran
https://latexbase.com/ (Limited number of Main Packages e.g. `beamer.cls' not found however can work in offline mode
Troy Henderson's
http://www.tlhiv.org/ltxpreview/ (more recent limited range of 2017 packages)
There is a very up-to-date (LuaTeX, Version 1.10.0 (TeX Live 2019)
ConTeXt online compiler at https://live.contextgarden.net/
Hybrids (can switch from simplistic equation editor to Latex syntax)
In minimal or full latex mode will require documentclass{} but may be limited to PNG rather than PDF output
https://www.latex4technics.com/ (older packages may fail, good for simple PNG output)
http://sciencesoft.at/latex/?lang=en (can store tex and pdf online for sharing)
http://sciencesoft.at/latex/index?ochem=true&lang=en (specialist OCHEM-LaTeX)
Smaller equation editors (some possibly should be included above ?)
https://www.codecogs.com/latex/eqneditor.php
https://tex.mendelu.cz/en/
continues
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Hi my compliments for the lists. You could add also cocalc (see if there is not cost) but is works on line, mathtoweb, sharelatex, authorea (this is new and could you check the correct browser?), JaxEdit Online Editor. Please check them all and check their peculiarities.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
@Sebastiano how to enter cocalc FREE without like or registration ? Open software is no-longer OPEN
– KJO
11 hours ago
If you see the link cocalc.com/app you can log in with facebook, github, google or twitter.you can log in with facebook, github, google or twitter. Check if there are any costs. I once logged in and it seems to me that it also works as a LaTeX editor among other features.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
1
@Sebastiano there is another BIG list question how to latex online includes overleaf cocalc sharelatex etc this question is how to NOT login e.g. opposite to Overleaf
– KJO
11 hours ago
1
I only use Papeeria to speed up my compilations. I just want to help you as I do with everyone else. Do what you think is appropriate.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
add a comment |
Hi my compliments for the lists. You could add also cocalc (see if there is not cost) but is works on line, mathtoweb, sharelatex, authorea (this is new and could you check the correct browser?), JaxEdit Online Editor. Please check them all and check their peculiarities.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
@Sebastiano how to enter cocalc FREE without like or registration ? Open software is no-longer OPEN
– KJO
11 hours ago
If you see the link cocalc.com/app you can log in with facebook, github, google or twitter.you can log in with facebook, github, google or twitter. Check if there are any costs. I once logged in and it seems to me that it also works as a LaTeX editor among other features.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
1
@Sebastiano there is another BIG list question how to latex online includes overleaf cocalc sharelatex etc this question is how to NOT login e.g. opposite to Overleaf
– KJO
11 hours ago
1
I only use Papeeria to speed up my compilations. I just want to help you as I do with everyone else. Do what you think is appropriate.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
Hi my compliments for the lists. You could add also cocalc (see if there is not cost) but is works on line, mathtoweb, sharelatex, authorea (this is new and could you check the correct browser?), JaxEdit Online Editor. Please check them all and check their peculiarities.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
Hi my compliments for the lists. You could add also cocalc (see if there is not cost) but is works on line, mathtoweb, sharelatex, authorea (this is new and could you check the correct browser?), JaxEdit Online Editor. Please check them all and check their peculiarities.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
@Sebastiano how to enter cocalc FREE without like or registration ? Open software is no-longer OPEN
– KJO
11 hours ago
@Sebastiano how to enter cocalc FREE without like or registration ? Open software is no-longer OPEN
– KJO
11 hours ago
If you see the link cocalc.com/app you can log in with facebook, github, google or twitter.you can log in with facebook, github, google or twitter. Check if there are any costs. I once logged in and it seems to me that it also works as a LaTeX editor among other features.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
If you see the link cocalc.com/app you can log in with facebook, github, google or twitter.you can log in with facebook, github, google or twitter. Check if there are any costs. I once logged in and it seems to me that it also works as a LaTeX editor among other features.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
1
1
@Sebastiano there is another BIG list question how to latex online includes overleaf cocalc sharelatex etc this question is how to NOT login e.g. opposite to Overleaf
– KJO
11 hours ago
@Sebastiano there is another BIG list question how to latex online includes overleaf cocalc sharelatex etc this question is how to NOT login e.g. opposite to Overleaf
– KJO
11 hours ago
1
1
I only use Papeeria to speed up my compilations. I just want to help you as I do with everyone else. Do what you think is appropriate.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
I only use Papeeria to speed up my compilations. I just want to help you as I do with everyone else. Do what you think is appropriate.
– Sebastiano
11 hours ago
add a comment |
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It's not entirely clear to me if you want editing or just viewing, but if just viewing, then you can do that with Overleaf via the Share button. (It looks like editing should also be possible, but that didn't work for me.)
– Torbjørn T.
16 hours ago
@TorbjørnT. Editing would go a long way so that users can verify that ist not so painful
– joojaa
16 hours ago
(Disclaimer: I'm part of Overleaf's support) If you turn on link sharing for your project you can send people the read-only link and they can access the project without being logged in. The edit-link needs a login, though.
– Skillmon
13 hours ago
@Skillmon Yeah i know that, i can also share my documents conventionally and i get exactly the same effect. Without the editability its not really worth anything.
– joojaa
12 hours ago
@Skillmon If I recollect correctly it used to be possible to demonstrate / test code / templates without having to run an account and possibly just require registration for download of pdf etc. I am guessing such open ness comes at a cost, but would it not be balanced by featured registrations?
– KJO
12 hours ago