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| Home : Developer Tools : HTML Editors |
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| Fresh HTML 3.18 |
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2.67
(out of 5 ) |
"Horrible. And that's being charitable."
Reviewer: -x
Review Date: 2007-11-12
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Seems nice enough when first loaded, but I opened a VERY simple existing HTML document in it, and it couldn't even interpret center tags properly. Some of the content was enclosed in a single, simple center tag (yes, there was a closing tag), yet FreshHTML failed to show it as being centered--it showed it left justified.
When I saved the HTML file, FreshHTML removed all of my spacing (the spacing in the code itself), and adjusted code indentation as it saw fit. I like using blank lines; it makes the code more readable to me, but FreshHTML does whatever it wants, and there is no option to control this behavior (nor the indentation).
The worst behavior exhibited by FreshHTML was that upon saving this simple HTML document, it totally screwed up one of my image links. Not only did it completely rework the format of the link (by NEEDLESSLY rearranging the title, src, href, etc. elements), it totally broke the link and the src element--so that the image and the link no longer worked! Mind you, I did NOT edit this image link; rather, FreshHTML did all of this on its own. All I did was make a minor change ELSEWHERE in the document, and save the change.
Stick with Notepad. Even MS Word is better!
And if you DO "register", be sure to use a temporary email address (i.e. mailinator.net, etc.), because they will be emailing you weekly. |
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