Your favorite HTML editor

[Larwee]

Most of us have a favorite HTML editor. Some are like me and try a lot of different ones. Others find one they like and just stick with it.

Even if you have a favorite, you might see others mentioned here, give them a try and end up finding one you like more than the one that is now your favorite.

With a little luck, some 5 Star members will post their favorite(s) and you might want to try one that you haven't used before.

What is your favorite HTML editor?

My favorites are:

1st page 2000 HTML Editor, Website Builder, Web Hosting & Web Design Software

HTML Kit HTML Kit for more than editing HTML

Crimson Editor Homepage of Crimson Editor - Free Text Editor, Html Editor, Programmers Editor for Windows

NVU http://www.nvu.com/index.php

All four of the above are very powerful and free. First Page has a newer version that isn't free.

How about you? What HTML editor(s) is your favorite of favorites?

[sellingonline]

my favorite? notepad.... (serious!) I like to code the old style way, if it is less messy? I don't know, but I'm used to it (if not I would use Crimson I guess, but haven't tried for long though)

[Larwee]

I use notepad at times as well on some small projects, just for the fun of it. But I use the first three that I mentioned in my original post on a regular basis. In a way they give me the feel of notepad, just with a little extra that helps make things go more smoothly.

[Linda Buquet]

Well I'm a WYSIWYG kind a gurl! I'm using DreamWeaver right now. Not wild about it, but it's fairly easy.

[Larwee]

One that has been around for a long time which many people like is CoffeeCup. It has been around since 1996, but it keeps changing and improving.

CoffeeCup has a ton of features, including all the latest features.

CoffeeCup does cost, but the price is a very reasonable $49. But they also have a free trial version that you may use for 30 days.

Here is the link to CoffeeCup just in case you are interested in more information
CoffeeCup HTML Editor - The CoffeeCup HTML Editor 2007 is 2 Editors in 1 !

[psp]

I love DreamWeaver ! Quiet happy with it.

[Oregon Coast Guy]

I've used FrontPage since the 1997 version. I can't wait for Expression to come out.

[Teli]

I'll go with NotePad for quick jobs, PSPad for medium sized jobs, and Dreamweaver for the full fledged projects.

[its_me_shaners]

I like and use frontpage 2003, and have recently being "playing" with Xsite pro. What I prefer about xsite pro is the ease of integrating adsense and affiliate pages and link, but other than that Im a hard core fp 03 user

[Jay]

I use Namo a wysiwyg which nobody seems to have heard of. From what I can tell it's easier than Dreamweaver and FP plus costs less. Notepad is getting more and more use by me these days too.