Emacs in the browser, you say? smug Willy Wonka face http://www.ymacs.org/

It's a bit old and abandoned, by ymacs is another approach: http://www.ymacs.org/

Ymacs – An Emacs-like editor for the Web

This is hilariously awesome! Aparently it's using ymacs (which I didn't know about until now) http://www.ymacs.org/ for the 'emacs'and an emscripten compiled version of Gambit (scheme). So wrong, yet so right. I would hire this guy. (working swell in Chrome)

Ymacs is written by Mihai Bazon. It has nothing to do with Bellard. http://www.ymacs.org/ Edit: And it’s _written_ in JS, not ported.

http://gpl.internetconnection.net/vi/ And, for completeness, Emacs: http://www.ymacs.org/demo/

Like this? http://www.ymacs.org/demo/

My feedback is targeted at the ymacs demos giving a better "first impression", which at this point might be the only one allowed for many. I am taking the time because that's the most emacsy (unintended bun) experience I've had in a web editor and to me that is a compliment. I had to "Load its own…

The core of the editor is YMacs (http://www.ymacs.org/). I just integrated filepicker.io. The source is at https://github.com/tageorgiou/ymacs

Me too! By the way, the core of the editor is YMacs (http://www.ymacs.org/). Source is at https://github.com/brettcvz/ymacs