I like to add my two cents here in asking to support MathJax extensions, preferably enable them all by default. Quen mentioned physics and chemistry, but they are actual MathJax extensions as you can see in on this page:

https://docs.mathjax.org/en/latest/input/tex/extensions/index.html.

Typesetting chemistry is possible via the mhchem MathJax extension.
Typesetting physics is possible via the physics MathJax extension.
MathJax extensions can be loaded dynamically by using the \require command.

It might seem not very useful for the general public, but for engineers, and science students it is. When you support typesetting in LaTeX, make sure you broaden your instruction set as much as possible.

Johan

I hope this can be supported. There are two types of mathematical formulas in LaTeX: inline formulas and independent formulas. Inline formulas are placed in the text mixed with other text, and independent formulas are placed on separate lines.

I can’t help but complain about tb notes’ support for science notes. It’s really bad. When you write a formula, the formula and the text cannot be aligned in the center of the line. What’s even more annoying is that the symbols in the formula are accidentally escaped for you.