docs(web): drop the experimental label from the web editor

docs-md/API_REFERENCE.md

@@ -925,7 +925,7 @@ Style configuration for formatted text in the input.
 | -------------------- | ------------- | -------- |
 | `MarkdownTextInputStyle` | `{}`          | Both     |
 
-On web, the [experimental web editor](WEB_INPUT.md#styling) honors every key except `linkVariants`.
+On web, the [web editor](WEB_INPUT.md#styling) honors every key except `linkVariants`.
 
 **Properties:**
 
@@ -1035,7 +1035,7 @@ interface StyleState {
 
 ### `onChangeHistoryState`
 
-Fires when whether [`undo()`](#undo) or [`redo()`](#redo) has a step to take changes. It fires only when one of the two values flips, not on every edit, so it is cheap to drive toolbar buttons from. Web-only for now, part of the [experimental web editor](WEB_INPUT.md): iOS and Android never call it.
+Fires when whether [`undo()`](#undo) or [`redo()`](#redo) has a step to take changes. It fires only when one of the two values flips, not on every edit, so it is cheap to drive toolbar buttons from. Web-only for now, part of the [web editor](WEB_INPUT.md): iOS and Android never call it.
 
 | Type                                                         | Default Value | Platform |
 | ------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------- | -------- |
@@ -1408,11 +1408,11 @@ On iOS, macOS and Android the clipboard receives both plain text and the Markdow
 
 ### `undo()`
 
-Steps back over the last edit: typing up to a pause or a caret move, a single Backspace run, a paste, a cut, a newline, an IME composition, or one formatting command. Text, formatting and selection all return to how they were before it. Web-only for now, part of the [experimental web editor](WEB_INPUT.md): a no-op on iOS and Android. On web, **Cmd+Z** / **Ctrl+Z** and the browser's Edit menu do the same.
+Steps back over the last edit: typing up to a pause or a caret move, a single Backspace run, a paste, a cut, a newline, an IME composition, or one formatting command. Text, formatting and selection all return to how they were before it. Web-only for now, part of the [web editor](WEB_INPUT.md): a no-op on iOS and Android. On web, **Cmd+Z** / **Ctrl+Z** and the browser's Edit menu do the same.
 
 ### `redo()`
 
-Re-applies the last step `undo()` took back. Any new edit clears what is left to redo. Web-only for now, part of the [experimental web editor](WEB_INPUT.md): a no-op on iOS and Android. On web, **Cmd+Shift+Z** / **Ctrl+Shift+Z** / **Ctrl+Y** and the browser's Edit menu do the same.
+Re-applies the last step `undo()` took back. Any new edit clears what is left to redo. Web-only for now, part of the [web editor](WEB_INPUT.md): a no-op on iOS and Android. On web, **Cmd+Shift+Z** / **Ctrl+Shift+Z** / **Ctrl+Y** and the browser's Edit menu do the same.
 
 ### `startMention(indicator: string)`
 

docs-md/INPUT.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 `EnrichedMarkdownTextInput` is a rich text input component that outputs Markdown. It is an uncontrolled input — it doesn't use any state or props to store its value, but instead directly interacts with the underlying platform-specific components. Thanks to this, the component is really performant and simple to use.
 
-It also runs on web, as an [![Experimental](https://img.shields.io/badge/-experimental-orange "Experimental: this feature is still taking shape and may get breaking changes, including in nightly releases.")](WEB_INPUT.md#experimental-status) editor with a smaller feature set; see [Web Editor](WEB_INPUT.md).
+It also runs on web, as an editor with a smaller feature set; see [Web Editor](WEB_INPUT.md).
 
 ## Usage
 

docs-md/WEB.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 `EnrichedMarkdownText` and `EnrichedMarkdownTextInput` run on web using plain React and DOM primitives. They work in any React project (Next.js, Vite, Remix, CRA, etc.).
 
 > [!NOTE]
-> The web editor (`EnrichedMarkdownTextInput`) is [![Experimental](https://img.shields.io/badge/-experimental-orange "Experimental: this feature is still taking shape and may get breaking changes, including in nightly releases.")](WEB_INPUT.md#experimental-status) and documented separately in [Web Editor](WEB_INPUT.md). This page covers `EnrichedMarkdownText` and the setup both share.
+> The web editor (`EnrichedMarkdownTextInput`) is documented separately in [Web Editor](WEB_INPUT.md). This page covers `EnrichedMarkdownText` and the setup both share.
 
 The package's `browser` field points web bundlers (webpack, Vite, Next.js, Expo web) at the web entry, so no extra resolver configuration is needed for that. One shared style module still imports `Platform` and `processColor` from `react-native`, so outside React Native the bundler has to resolve `react-native`: alias it to `react-native-web` (as most React Native web setups already do).
 

docs-md/WEB_INPUT.md

@@ -1,18 +1,7 @@
-# Web Editor [![Experimental](https://img.shields.io/badge/-experimental-orange "Experimental: this feature is still taking shape and may get breaking changes, including in nightly releases.")](#experimental-status)
+# Web Editor
 
 `EnrichedMarkdownTextInput` runs on web as a `contentEditable` editor built from plain React and DOM primitives. It keeps its own document model, renders it into the editable element, and serializes it back to Markdown, so `getMarkdown()` and `onChangeMarkdown` work the same way they do on iOS and Android.
 
-> [!WARNING]
-> The web editor is **experimental**. Its props, ref methods and Markdown output may change in breaking ways, including in nightly releases, before it is marked stable. Pin an exact version if you depend on it.
-
-## Experimental status
-
-What "experimental" means here:
-
-- Breaking changes can land in any release, nightly builds included, without a major version bump.
-- Parts of the native API are missing on web (see [Not supported on web](#not-supported-on-web)); some will be added, and adding them may change existing behavior.
-- Report problems on [GitHub issues](https://github.com/software-mansion-labs/react-native-enriched-markdown/issues) and mention that you are on web.
-
 ## Setup
 
 The editor ships in the same web entry as `EnrichedMarkdownText`, so the bundler setup in [Web Support](WEB.md) covers it; there is nothing else to install. Import it as on native:

docs/docs/introduction/supported-features.md

@@ -19,8 +19,8 @@ and by how each feature is enabled.
   in the editor tables. See [iOS](/ios/basics/installation) and
   [Android](/android/basics/installation) installation.
 - The **Web** column is the same package's web build, a plain React renderer
-  that emits semantic HTML. In the editor tables it is the experimental web
-  editor. See the [Web support](/react-native/guides/web-support) and
+  that emits semantic HTML. In the editor tables it is the web editor. See the
+  [Web support](/react-native/guides/web-support) and
   [Web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor) guides.
 
 **Yes** means the feature renders with no extra work beyond the switch named in
@@ -187,9 +187,9 @@ On the standalone SDKs, the advanced features that render are optional add-ons:
 The editor - produces a Markdown string as the user types.
 
 :::important
-The editor runs on iOS, Android and macOS. Its web build is
-<ExperimentalBadge /> and covers less: no Markdown shortcuts, link or mention
-commands, auto-link detection or `markdownStyle.linkVariants`. See
+The editor runs on iOS, Android and macOS. Its web build covers less: no
+Markdown shortcuts, link or mention commands, auto-link detection or
+`markdownStyle.linkVariants`. See
 [Web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor).
 :::
 

docs/docs/misc/known-limitations.md

@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ The full announcement model is in
 
 ### Web
 
-The web editor is experimental and does not yet cover the native editor's surface - see [Web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor#not-supported-on-web). The rest of this section is about the renderer.
+The web editor does not yet cover the native editor's surface - see [Web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor#not-supported-on-web). The rest of this section is about the renderer.
 
 :::danger
 **Spoilers lose their content on web.** The parser emits a spoiler node, the web

docs/docs/misc/roadmap.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ the next releases; **planned** means it is on the list without a timeline yet.
 The React Native package ships on iOS, Android, macOS and the web - the
 **iOS / Android** column below is that package. The
 [web build](/react-native/guides/web-support) covers `EnrichedMarkdownText`,
-plus an [experimental editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor), and macOS runs the iOS code with a few gaps of its own. The standalone
+plus the [editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor), and macOS runs the iOS code with a few gaps of its own. The standalone
 [iOS package](/ios/basics/installation) (0.4.0) and
 [Android package](/android/basics/installation) (0.3.0) are renderers for
 SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose apps, and have their own columns.
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose apps, and have their own columns.
 | [Smart copy](/user-experience/copy-options) | Yes | Plain text + HTML | Yes | Yes | Planned |
 | [Accessibility](/user-experience/accessibility) | Yes | Yes | Partial | Planned | Partial |
 | [RTL](/user-experience/rtl) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Container-level |
-| `EnrichedMarkdownTextInput` (editor) | Yes | Planned | Planned | Yes | Experimental |
+| `EnrichedMarkdownTextInput` (editor) | Yes | Planned | Planned | Yes | Partial |
 
 In the native columns, LaTeX math comes from an optional add-on - the
 `EnrichedMarkdownLaTeX` product on iOS, the `math` artifact on Android - and so
@@ -99,13 +99,12 @@ is available today.
 
 ### Web {#web}
 
-The [web build](/react-native/guides/web-support) ships the renderer. Still to
-come:
+The [web build](/react-native/guides/web-support) ships the renderer and the
+editor. Still to come:
 
-- **A stable editor.** `EnrichedMarkdownTextInput` runs on web as an
-  [experimental build](/react-native/guides/web-editor). Still missing there:
-  Markdown shortcuts, link and mention commands, auto-link detection, custom
-  menus and `markdownStyle.linkVariants`.
+- **Editor parity.** The [web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor) is still
+  missing Markdown shortcuts, link and mention commands, auto-link detection,
+  custom menus and `markdownStyle.linkVariants`.
 - **Spoilers**, which are currently dropped along with their text - the most
   important gap on this list.
 - **Code-block highlighting**, including the header and copy button.

docs/docs/react-native/api-reference/enriched-markdown-text-input.md

@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ import StartMentionSrc from '!!raw-loader!@site/src/examples/react-native/api-re
 # EnrichedMarkdownTextInput
 
 export const nativeOnly = (
-<>iOS and Android only for now - the <Link to="/react-native/guides/web-editor">experimental web editor</Link> does not support this yet, so the code is shown for reference.</>
+<>iOS and Android only for now - the <Link to="/react-native/guides/web-editor">web editor</Link> does not support this yet, so the code is shown for reference.</>
 );
 
 export const focusOnLoad = (
@@ -119,7 +119,7 @@ The example above shows the two patterns you will use everywhere:
 `EnrichedMarkdownTextInput` accepts every prop below. It also forwards the standard React Native [`View`](https://reactnative.dev/docs/view#props) props - such as `testID`, `onLayout`, `pointerEvents`, and the `accessibility*` props - to the underlying native view.
 
 :::note
-Props marked with a <IosBadge />, <AndroidBadge /> or <WebBadge /> badge only take effect on that platform - they are flagged with a matching colored dot in the table of contents. The input also runs on web as an <ExperimentalBadge /> editor that supports a subset of this page - see [Web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor) for which props and methods apply there. Examples for what the web editor supports run live below; the rest show their source.
+Props marked with a <IosBadge />, <AndroidBadge /> or <WebBadge /> badge only take effect on that platform - they are flagged with a matching colored dot in the table of contents. The input also runs on web as an editor that supports a subset of this page - see [Web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor) for which props and methods apply there. Examples for what the web editor supports run live below; the rest show their source.
 :::
 
 Every shape printed inline below is an exported type you can import from the package root: `MarkdownTextInputStyle`, `StyleState`, `HeadingLevel`, `ContextMenuItem`, `InputSelectionMenuConfig`, `FormatMenuConfig`, `MarkdownShortcutsConfig`, `CaretRect`, and the event payloads. Note that the unprefixed `ContextMenuItem` is **this** component's type; the renderer's equivalent is exported as `TextContextMenuItem`.
@@ -262,7 +262,7 @@ Overrides for how formatted text is painted inside the input. Its type, `Markdow
 
 <PropInfo type="MarkdownTextInputStyle" default="{}" />
 
-On web, the [experimental web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor#styling) honors every key except `linkVariants`.
+On web, the [web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor#styling) honors every key except `linkVariants`.
 
 <LivePreview src={MarkdownStyleSrc} />
 
@@ -457,7 +457,7 @@ interface StyleState {
 
 ### `onChangeHistoryState` <WebBadge /> {#onchangehistorystate}
 
-Fires when whether [`undo()`](#undo) or [`redo()`](#redo) has a step to take changes. It fires only when one of the two values flips, not on every edit, so it is cheap to drive toolbar buttons from. Part of the [experimental web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor#undo-and-redo); iOS and Android never call it.
+Fires when whether [`undo()`](#undo) or [`redo()`](#redo) has a step to take changes. It fires only when one of the two values flips, not on every edit, so it is cheap to drive toolbar buttons from. Part of the [web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor#undo-and-redo); iOS and Android never call it.
 
 <PropInfo type="(state: { canUndo: boolean; canRedo: boolean }) => void" />
 
@@ -698,11 +698,11 @@ Pressing **Return** inside an item starts a new item at the same depth; pressing
 
 ### `undo()` <WebBadge /> {#undo}
 
-Steps back over the last edit: typing up to a pause or a caret move, a run of Backspaces, a paste, a cut, a newline, an IME composition, or one formatting command. Text, formatting and selection all return to how they were before it. Part of the [experimental web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor#undo-and-redo), where **Cmd+Z** / **Ctrl+Z** and the browser's Edit menu do the same; a no-op on iOS and Android.
+Steps back over the last edit: typing up to a pause or a caret move, a run of Backspaces, a paste, a cut, a newline, an IME composition, or one formatting command. Text, formatting and selection all return to how they were before it. Part of the [web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor#undo-and-redo), where **Cmd+Z** / **Ctrl+Z** and the browser's Edit menu do the same; a no-op on iOS and Android.
 
 ### `redo()` <WebBadge /> {#redo}
 
-Re-applies the last step `undo()` took back. Any new edit clears what is left to redo. Part of the [experimental web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor#undo-and-redo), where **Cmd+Shift+Z** / **Ctrl+Shift+Z** / **Ctrl+Y** and the browser's Edit menu do the same; a no-op on iOS and Android.
+Re-applies the last step `undo()` took back. Any new edit clears what is left to redo. Part of the [web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor#undo-and-redo), where **Cmd+Shift+Z** / **Ctrl+Shift+Z** / **Ctrl+Y** and the browser's Edit menu do the same; a no-op on iOS and Android.
 
 ### `setLink(url: string)`
 

docs/docs/react-native/guides/web-editor.md

@@ -2,10 +2,9 @@
 title: Web editor
 sidebar_label: Web editor
 sidebar_position: 3.5
-sidebar_class_name: sidebar-experimental
 ---
 
-# Web editor <ExperimentalBadge />
+# Web editor
 
 `EnrichedMarkdownTextInput` runs on web as a `contentEditable` editor built from
 plain React and DOM primitives. It keeps its own document model, renders it into
@@ -15,12 +14,8 @@ and
 [`onChangeMarkdown`](/react-native/api-reference/enriched-markdown-text-input#onchangemarkdown)
 behave as they do on iOS and Android.
 
-:::warning Experimental
-The web editor is **experimental**. Its props, ref methods and Markdown output
-may change in breaking ways, including in nightly releases, before it is marked
-stable. Pin an exact version if you depend on it, and expect a smaller feature
-set than on native - see [Not supported on web](#not-supported-on-web).
-:::
+It covers less than the native editor - see
+[Not supported on web](#not-supported-on-web).
 
 ## Setup
 

docs/docs/react-native/guides/web-support.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ and no build step is required by consumers.
 :::note
 This page covers `EnrichedMarkdownText` (the renderer) and the setup it shares
 with the editor. `EnrichedMarkdownTextInput` also runs on web, as an
-<ExperimentalBadge /> editor with a smaller feature set - see
+editor with a smaller feature set - see
 [Web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor). The
 [Feature support](/introduction/supported-features) overview has the full
 matrix.
@@ -375,7 +375,7 @@ gone, not concealed. Do not put content behind a spoiler if the same Markdown is
 rendered on web.
 :::
 
-- Editor features - `EnrichedMarkdownTextInput` runs on web but is experimental and covers less than on native. See [Web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor#not-supported-on-web).
+- Editor features - `EnrichedMarkdownTextInput` runs on web but covers less than on native. See [Web editor](/react-native/guides/web-editor#not-supported-on-web).
 - Code-block syntax highlighting - fenced code blocks render as plain monospaced text with no per-token colors, no header bar and no copy button
 - Configurable link `target` - all links open in a new tab (`target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer"`). Use `onLinkPress` for custom navigation.
 - Line clamping - `numberOfLines` and `ellipsizeMode` are native-only and are not part of the web props type

packages/react-native-enriched-markdown/README.md

@@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ We can help you build your next dream product –
 - [API Reference](#api-reference)
 - [Testing with Jest](../../docs-md/TESTING.md)
 - [Web Support](../../docs-md/WEB.md)
-  - [Web Editor (experimental)](../../docs-md/WEB_INPUT.md)
+  - [Web Editor](../../docs-md/WEB_INPUT.md)
 - [macOS Support](../../docs-md/MACOS.md)
 - [Compatibility Table](#compatibility-table)
 - [Contributing](#contributing)
@@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ We can help you build your next dream product –
 
 - Requires [`react-native-web`](https://necolas.github.io/react-native-web/) (or a `react-native` → `react-native-web` alias); the package's `browser` field points web bundlers at the web build
 - No New Architecture requirement — the web renderer runs entirely in JavaScript via WebAssembly
-- `EnrichedMarkdownText` and `EnrichedMarkdownTextInput` both run on web; see [Web Support](../../docs-md/WEB.md) for what is not supported there. The web editor is [![Experimental](https://img.shields.io/badge/-experimental-orange "Experimental: this feature is still taking shape and may get breaking changes, including in nightly releases.")](../../docs-md/WEB_INPUT.md#experimental-status); see [Web Editor](../../docs-md/WEB_INPUT.md)
+- `EnrichedMarkdownText` and `EnrichedMarkdownTextInput` both run on web; see [Web Support](../../docs-md/WEB.md) for what is not supported there. The web editor is covered in [Web Editor](../../docs-md/WEB_INPUT.md)
 - LaTeX math requires the optional [`katex`](https://katex.org/) peer dependency
 
 ## Installation