w3c/editing

Specs and explainers maintained by the editing task force

202

stars

1,311

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HTML

primary language

Jul 9, 2026

updated

w3c.github.io/editing/Browse cluster: Web Platform API Standards

README

Web Editing Working Group

Welcome to the GitHub repository of the Web Editing Working Group (formerly Editing Task Force of the Web Apps Working Group). Its mission is to gather and incubate emerging ideas as they pertain to rich text editor development.

Details can be found in the Web Editing Working Group Charter.

Actively developed ideas/specs

Potential deliveries 2

Archived 3

Graduated 1

Process

Participation

Participation from ALL who are passionate about writing text editors on the web or have a question/suggestion on the topic is welcomed!

There are couple of things you should know before you proceed.

In accordance with W3C contribution requirements, if you intend to create PRs and/or spend a significant amount of time on these discussions, you should join the Working Group and follow our Web Editing WG contribution guidance.

Mailing List

The group continues to use the legacy public-editing-tf@w3.org for archived email communications. View the archive

IRC

Server: irc.w3.org

Channel: #editing

Meetings

The Editing Working Group meets remotely at 8:00AM PST, on the second Thursday of every month. Meetings will cover issues marked with the "Agenda+" label. If you would like to discuss an existing issue, please tag it with "Agenda+" label so it can show up in the agenda query. If it is a new issue, please create and tag it with "Agenda+" label.

Meeting Invite

Google Meet Meeting Joining Instructions

Meeting notes

Meeting notes are currently mailed out to the mailing list.

Previously, meeting notes were archived here:

2022 Meetings
2021 Meetings

Footnote

1 Proposals that resulted in being sent to the appropriate WG as a recommendation to be specced.

2 Proposals that we might work on if the time permits it.

3 Anything that has been discussed but the proposal got rejected or paused for some reason. Or any other doc that is currently not relevant.

Contributors

(top 30 of 41)

ayg

731 commits

johanneswilm

231 commits

alexkeng

77 commits

travisleithead

54 commits

w3c/editing

Specs and explainers maintained by the editing task force

202

stars

1,311

commits

HTML

primary language

Jul 9, 2026

updated

w3c.github.io/editing/Browse cluster: Web Platform API Standards

README

Web Editing Working Group

Welcome to the GitHub repository of the Web Editing Working Group (formerly Editing Task Force of the Web Apps Working Group). Its mission is to gather and incubate emerging ideas as they pertain to rich text editor development.

Details can be found in the Web Editing Working Group Charter.

Actively developed ideas/specs

Potential deliveries 2

Archived 3

Graduated 1

Process

Participation

Participation from ALL who are passionate about writing text editors on the web or have a question/suggestion on the topic is welcomed!

There are couple of things you should know before you proceed.

In accordance with W3C contribution requirements, if you intend to create PRs and/or spend a significant amount of time on these discussions, you should join the Working Group and follow our Web Editing WG contribution guidance.

Mailing List

The group continues to use the legacy public-editing-tf@w3.org for archived email communications. View the archive

IRC

Server: irc.w3.org

Channel: #editing

Meetings

The Editing Working Group meets remotely at 8:00AM PST, on the second Thursday of every month. Meetings will cover issues marked with the "Agenda+" label. If you would like to discuss an existing issue, please tag it with "Agenda+" label so it can show up in the agenda query. If it is a new issue, please create and tag it with "Agenda+" label.

Meeting Invite

Google Meet Meeting Joining Instructions

Meeting notes

Meeting notes are currently mailed out to the mailing list.

Previously, meeting notes were archived here:

2022 Meetings
2021 Meetings

Footnote

1 Proposals that resulted in being sent to the appropriate WG as a recommendation to be specced.

2 Proposals that we might work on if the time permits it.

3 Anything that has been discussed but the proposal got rejected or paused for some reason. Or any other doc that is currently not relevant.

Contributors

(top 30 of 41)

ayg

731 commits

johanneswilm

231 commits

alexkeng

77 commits

travisleithead

54 commits

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