I use an old version of Scrivener running in fullscreen black background with yellow text and nothing else visible mode.

I write in vim and then up update it with Grammerly and Hemmingway.

Airstory

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MS Word or notepad

Wordpress mostly. VIM for some things. A touch of Word when producing books.

I use gingkoapp (for mind dump), re-arrange there then edit in google doc

For books/long-form writing: Ulysses

For blog posts: Airstory if a lot of research or Story Chief

For personal essays: these days, right into Medium

For poetry, which I'm starting to do again: napkins

google Docs

Yup, I'm late to the party again. I use a combo of Notepad, Google Docs and Airstory.

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word, Google Docs

Notepad

Whichever editing tool is appropriate for the environment and need for the circumstance.

Ms Word + Grammarly + Hemmingwayapp

MS Word

I'm in the same boat! You're not alone.

For work (both writing and editing), I use Google Docs. Collaboration is key, and on that count Docs beats everything else hollow. Its formatting options are intuitive too.

For personal writing, primarily fiction, I use Scrivener and wouldn't part with it for the world.

For bite-size recreational blog posts, I often write directly in Blogger. Any long-format posts I'll either jot down in TextEdit (Notepad) first, or, if it's really involved and goes through revisions, write it in Scrivener. I love Scrivener's screen-shot and compare features for keeping track of different versions.

In addition to the conventional types of writing, I send a lot of handmade cards and long-form letters. Those I draft with mechanical pencil in a notebook before writing a fair copy. Writing personal notes can be a lot more challenging, I find, than writing copy, and writing by hand rather than typing makes me less able to delete something that I feel isn't working. I leave it there and move on to another line, and I can grow my thoughts more organically until I figure out what works and what I really want to say. The eraser's just for 'typos'.

Scrivener. My wifi was being screwy for a while, so I needed offline and online access. The sync between my Mac and iPad is really nice.

I, too write in Scrivener and I love it! Sometimes I handwrite my blog posts and newsletters but when I don't, I use Scrivener.

I use LibreOffice5.

I used to write in Apple's Pages or Wordpress - but I've had instances where I lost it all.

Thanks to your Kopywriting Kourse - I only write in Google Docs. Thanks Neville!

This has all been extremely enlightening. I currently have a 20+ year case of writer's block...so I'm not writing at all, but I have found a few tools to check out just in case (thanks, Neville!). Also for all of you who are doing the WordPress + export thing, you may want to check out wordable.io. I'm not affiliated...it just seems like it speeds up the process...

I use Evernote

Notepad++ or gedit(linux) then paste into mailchimp, website, reddit etc...