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Safari HTML Editor
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It's nothing much, but Safari does have a simple HTML editor built-in.
Make sure the Debug menu is enabled. From the Debug menu select "Show Snippet Editor". Enter some code, and hit Convert (or Show).
And viola. 
(Or voil�..if you wanna get technical  )
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Last edited by zachs; Jun 8, 2003 at 12:33 AM.
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Originally posted by zachs:
And viola.
Those dang violas should stay in the orchestras where they belong.
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interesting - I'd never enabled the debug menu before.
This sheet from the "Page Load Test" would explain why safari has been getting slow after a long uptime:
leaky, leak
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Originally posted by calumr:
Those dang violas should stay in the orchestras where they belong.
It's "voil�" BTW. 
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Originally posted by ambush:
It's "voil�" BTW
No, it's viola. We only need to correct him once, and the first was more amusing
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Maybe we'll see an Apple branded WYSIWYG HTML editor based on webcore before not too long.
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Originally posted by Busemann:
Maybe we'll see an Apple branded WYSIWYG HTML editor based on webcore before not too long.
Everyone can use WebCore to make an HTML editor - it doesn't have to be Apple.
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Originally posted by JLL:
Everyone can use WebCore to make an HTML editor - it doesn't have to be Apple.
yes.yes it does. 
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Originally posted by JLL:
Everyone can use WebCore to make an HTML editor - it doesn't have to be Apple.
CSSEdit should have live preview once WebCore is released, according to the app.
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