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best .txt editing apps for android

Hey Neil! If you're looking to edit `.txt` files on Android, there are a few solid apps that make the
experience smooth. Here are some of the best options:

1. Jota+ Text Editor

Why it’s great: It supports large text files, over 1 million characters. It has syntax highlighting for
code and customizable themes.
Features: Find & replace, word wrap, auto-detects character encoding.
Good for: Programmers or anyone who works with large text files and needs a versatile editor.

2. QuickEdit Text Editor

Why it’s great: It's lightweight, easy to use, and supports various file formats. It also has syntax
highlighting for over 40 programming languages.
Features: Smooth scrolling, undo/redo, and a user-friendly interface.
Good for: Those who want something straightforward but functional for code editing and
regular text.

3. Dcoder

Why it’s great: Dcoder is primarily a coding app, but it supports plain text files and has a
powerful code editor.
Features: Rich syntax highlighting, debugging options, and cloud storage integration.
Good for: Coders who want to quickly test out some snippets or edit `.txt` files on the go.

4. Markor

Why it’s great: It's open-source and focuses on markdown and text editing. Perfect if you want
to keep things simple without extra clutter.
Features: Markdown support, file organization with directories, and offline functionality.
Good for: Minimalists who want a simple interface but still need markdown capabilities
alongside text editing.

5. Acode

Why it’s great: It is a complete code editor but also works great for plain `.txt` files.
Features: Syntax highlighting, FTP/SFTP for remote access, and terminal access.
Good for: More advanced users who might want to edit `.txt` files along with other code files.

6. Notepad++ for Android (Notepad++ Pro)

Why it’s great: Based on the popular PC app, this version brings many features that users love
from Notepad++.
Features: Search and replace, multi-tab interface, and syntax highlighting.
Good for: Fans of Notepad++ from PC looking for a similar experience on Android.

7. Simple Notepad

Why it’s great: True to its name, it’s super simple and great for quick edits.
Features: Lightweight, no ads, and easy to navigate.
Good for: Those who don’t need any advanced features and just want to edit `.txt` files quickly.

These options vary depending on whether you want something minimal or feature-rich, especially if
you're dealing with programming files. If you’re just doing basic text editing, something like QuickEdit
or Simple Notepad should do the job. But if you want more coding features, Acode or Dcoder are
worth a try.

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