Smith" created="200811132220" modified="200811132225" changecount="3" tags="Wikipedia section example code"> <pre>TiddlyWiki introduces the division of... This same "tiddler" could then be reused in other contexts in the wiki. Plugins In addition to containing text, a tiddler can be a plugin with additional JavaScript and CSS to extend TiddlyWiki. As a result, TiddlyWiki is used in a wide variety of adaptations and uses beyond that of a personal wiki. Popular community plugins include interactive graph visualization or mind maps with TiddlyMap, project management with Projectify, integration with the spaced-repetition-flashcards tool Anki with TiddlyRemember, mathematical typesetting based on KaTeX or MathJax, adding a Disqus-based comment system, and enabling standard Markdown markup. File saving TiddlyWiki may be saved as a single html file containing both the data (tiddlers) and the application (wiki), or the data can be saved on a per tiddler basis in text files (via extensions). A TiddlyWiki opened from a file URI may save changes made back to the original file using one of the following techniques: the Microsoft ActiveX FileSystemObject for Internet Explorer TiddlySaver Java applet to extend Safari, Opera, Chrome/Chromium, and other browsers. Requires the Java runtime. Two techniques were developed for the Firefox browser: Mozilla File I/O under the control of the UniversalXPConnect per-file preferences. That functionality was removed from Firefox. The TiddlyFox add-on for Firefox uses the Firefox SDK's simple-storage API. The add-on stopped working with Firefox around version 57 in 2017 which does not support the API. History The first version of TiddlyWiki was released by Jeremy Ruston in September 2004. BT Group bought Osmosoft in 2007 appointing Ruston as BT's "Head of Open Source Innovation". TiddlyWiki was selected as one of the Top 100 Tools for 2007 and 2008 by the Centre for Learning & Performance Technologies. In November 2011, Jeremy Ruston announced his departure from Osmosoft and commitment to continue development on TiddlyWiki. In December 2013 TiddlyWiki5 was released. It is a total rebuild of the original TiddlyWiki, based on HTML5 and with many significant improvements from lessons learnt over the years with the original TiddlyWiki. The original TiddlyWiki has come to be called TiddlyWiki Classic. License TiddlyWiki is free and open source software and is distributed under the terms of the BSD-3-Clause license. The copyright of TiddlyWiki is held in trust by UnaMesa, a non-profit organization. Community There is an active user community https://tiddlywiki.com/#Community. See also Card file Comparison of notetaking software Comparison of