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Suggest any good blog editor?

Hello everyone! I'm looking for a good and easy blog editor to use for my blog page

Ideally, the editor should have a simple interface and be easy to use. It should also have basic formatting options like bold, italic, and headers, as well as the ability to insert images and videos. Must support the formatting when copy pasting from Word.

I'm specifically looking for an editor that lets me easily add rel="nofollow" attributes to links to external websites, as this is important for SEO.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions or recommendations you can offer!

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