Comparison of HTML Editors - Operating System Support

Operating System Support

Editor Windows Mac OS X Mac OS 9 Linux BSD Unix
Amaya Yes Yes No Yes source only source only
Aptana Yes Yes No Yes No No
Arachnophilia Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Bluefish Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes
BlueGriffon Yes Yes No Yes No No
Claris Homepage Terminated (3.0) No Terminated (3.0) No No No
CoffeeCup HTML Editor Yes Yes No No No No
Contribute Yes Yes No No No No
Dreamweaver Yes Yes Dropped No No No
EZGenerator Yes No No No No No
Freeway No Yes Dropped No No No
GoLive Terminated (9.0) Terminated (9.0) Dropped (6.0) No No No
HTML-Kit Yes No No No No No
KompoZer Yes Yes No Yes Yes No
Maqetta Yes Yes No Cloud No No
Microsoft Expression Web Yes No No No No No
Microsoft FrontPage Terminated (2003) No Dropped (1998) No No No
Microsoft SharePoint Designer Yes No No No No No
Microsoft Visual Web Developer Yes No No No No No
Web Architect Yes No No No No No
Mozilla Composer Terminated (1.7.13) Terminated (1.7.13) Dropped (1.2.1) Terminated (1.7.13) Terminated (1.7.13) Terminated (1.7.13)
Nvu Terminated (1.0) Terminated (1.0) No Terminated (1.0) Terminated (1.0) No
OpenBEXI Yes No No Yes Yes Yes
OpenOffice.org Yes Yes No Yes source only source only
Quanta Gold (deprecated) Yes Yes No Yes No No
Quanta Plus No Yes No Yes Yes Yes
RapidWeaver No Yes No No No No
SeaMonkey Composer Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes
WebStorm IDE Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes
Editor Windows Mac OS X Mac OS 9 Linux BSD Unix

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