Inserting images and tables with a rich text editor

[kensho5]

In SharePoint's default form, it is very convenient to insert images and tables, but if we use a rich text editor with customized form in PowerApps, those features will not be available.
Currently it is a preview version, but I hope PowerApps' rich text editor will be able to use the same features as SharePoint's rich text editor.

[Mike_Guzowski]

It's sooo needed 🙂

[nctdcodes]

Honestly, even this is a better rich text editor than the one in PowerApps. With two perfectly good examples (this and the Sharepoint editor), why the desire to start from scratch and produce something vastly inferior?

[EmilBSP]

Very needed, tables and pictures coded in Base64 (not only links to Sharepoint or another web...)

[kjoeandy1]

We need this asap. Microsoft do something about this.

[PauloRech]

Sometimes, I can't believe why Micro$oft often do this ...
The Rich Text Editor is so important, but so limited!
WHY????

[Yamen]

We need this as soon as possible please. 

[LindaKDev]

I'd like to like Power Apps but yes, it seems like 10 steps backwards in capability than all previous methods.  So limited, in so many ways.  There is certainly convenience for the super-simple things that weren't that hard to code before, and near-impossibility for other things we take for granted.  

[jeremy-jacobs]

The lack of this seemingly basic function has been a roadblock for several projects in my environment and has reduced the overall adoption of the platform. What's worse, there seems to be a bug which allows this functionality (albeit inconsistently) for some users in Internet Explorer (that's right, Internet Explorer). This has lead to a ton of frustration for many hopeful citizen developers and has been very difficult to explain/defend as someone responsible for encouraging Power Platform adoption.

I know y'all have a lot of other fires burning, but please get this one worked out ASAP.