Texmaker
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VisitTexmaker vs VerbTeX
What both publish
| Fact | Texmaker | VerbTeX |
|---|---|---|
| Editor features | The editor supports Unicode, spell checking while typing, code completion, and code folding. | Syntax highlighting, inverse PDF-to-source search, autosave, hotkeys, and a web interface are listed features. |
| Integrations | Texmaker requires a separate LaTeX distribution, such as TeX Live or MiKTeX on Windows, TeX Live on Linux, or MacTeX on Mac. | Local projects can synchronize with Dropbox and Box and connect to Git, Zotero, and Mendeley. |
| Platforms | The download page lists Windows 10/11 64-bit installers, macOS ARM64 packages for macOS 11 or later, and Linux packages for Debian, Ubuntu, and Fedora. | Independent reference material identifies VerbTeX apps for Android, iOS, and Windows, while the product listings provide web access through Cloud Mode. |
Texmaker plans
- TexmakerFree
VerbTeX plans
- VerbTeX FreeFree
- VerbTeX FreeFree
- Upgrade: Subscription$3.99 a month
- Upgrade: Forever$8.99, paid once
Pick Texmaker if…
Texmaker suits Linux, macOS, and Windows users developing documents with LaTeX who want editing, compilation, navigation, and PDF viewing tools together. Users must be prepared to install a separate LaTeX distribution.
Pick VerbTeX if…
VerbTeX suits people who want to write and compile LaTeX on mobile devices, with an offline local mode or synced cloud projects. It may also suit users who need bibliography integrations or code completion.