What features of the more mainstream productivity apps do you wish org mode had?

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  • orgdown

    • I don't think that any native Org mode implementation could provide me an environment I would be happy with. My desktop GNU Emacs is under stress when I'm working with my Orgdown files. Running a similar implementation with similar features on my Android would cause sluggish working experience when it exceeds the usual shopping list situations.

  • phscroll

    Enable partial horizontal scroll in Emacs

    • phscroll works alright for table wrapping

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  • org-modern

    :unicorn: Modern Org Style

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