🆚 Editor.js vs. Quill
Compare technologies based on real-world usage data *- 📈 Quill is much more popular than Editor.js.
- 🌍 Quill is more popular in all countries.
- ⭐ Editor.js is particularly popular in Russia.
Editor.js
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Editor.js is an open-source JavaScript text editor that uses block-based editing and stores content as structured JSON rather than HTML.
It focuses on modular content blocks for text, headings, images, lists, tables, quotes, and embeds, enables drag-and-drop block reordering, includes data sanitization, supports extensibility through custom tools and plugins, and is designed for integration with backend systems that require structured content storage.
Quill is an open-source JavaScript WYSIWYG text editor designed to provide consistent content editing across browsers using a structured document model.
It is built around a JSON-based delta format for representing content and changes, supports core text formatting and embeds, offers a modular API with themes and modules, and requires third-party plugins or converters to export content as HTML.
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- ⬆️ 123rd most popular in Taiwan in the JavaScript Libraries category.
- ⬆️ 140th most popular in Korea in the JavaScript Libraries category.
- ⬆️ 145th most popular in China in the JavaScript Libraries category.
- ⬆️ 166th most popular in Russia in the JavaScript Libraries category.
- ⬆️ 173rd most popular in Brazil in the JavaScript Libraries category.
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