> The HTML editor not so much, and didn't appear to get much attention. I highly recommend SeaMonkey's HTML editor to anyone who would otherwise be tempted to

> The HTML editor not so much, and didn't appear to get much attention. I highly recommend SeaMonkey's HTML editor to anyone who would otherwise be tempted to write HTML in MS Word. It doesn't have a ton of features, but the webpage will be readable both in rendered and in source form. I used to use it heavily when creating MS Help .chm (Compiled HtMl) helpfiles.