I'd like to incorporate TinyMCE as an HTML editor for templated email content for an opensource emailing package I'm working on for my non-profit work.
I had envisioned the editor operating under "localhost" only. When I went to register for a API key, the process implied I needed to register a domain. While I feel I could keep using the editor with the "this isn't registered" message, I was hoping to remove that if possible.
Is there a way to utilize the API key while hosting the editor under localhost?