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Native standalone Windows, MacOS X and Linux app It is powered by Gecko, the same rendering engine you can find at the heart of Firefox ®, and is filled with tons of powerful features: Tristan Nitot, former President of Mozilla EuropeīlueGriffon ® has a long list of famous ancestors and proudly inherits from all of them: Netscape ®, Mozilla ® Composer and Nvu. Nick Longo, author of CoffeeCup, the very first HTML Editor

« The HTML Editor I'm Using Today? BlueGriffon » Jeff Jaffe, CEO of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C)

I like that what I see is what I get on the Web. « My HTML Editor is BlueGriffon, an intuitive, modern and robust application. That is how you create, save, open and edit HTML files in TextEdit.The next-gen Web and EPUB Editor based on the rendering engine of Firefox ® Now you can make changes to your HTML file and see the results in the browser. Click the checkbox that says Display HTML files as HTML code instead of formatted text: There is an option in TextEdit to always display your HTML files as HTML code.ģ. You can also hover your mouse over the Open Recent option if you have opened that file recently. Go to the HTML file you want to open, right click on the file, and choose TextEdit to open. There are two ways to open an HTML file in TextEdit. You should see this result: How to open HTML documents in TextEdit Go to that newly created file on your computer and double click to open in the browser. That will tell the computer it is working with an HTML file. Add a basic HTML boilerplate to your file. Click on Format and click Make Plain Text.ģ.