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> I love my Mac for editing web sites. I can easily view source in my > favourite text editor, and steal or modify bits of HTML, CSS and > Javascript. If I'm running Mac OS 9, that is. You've forgotten how to use cut-and-paste? The only browser I use that brings up an external editor, which 90% of the time is just another program to chew up memory, is Opera on Windows. I hate it. Why bring up an editor on a document that I can't modify, or save it to some worthless randomly-named file I can't keep track of. The "View Source" browser lets me do everything I need, without losing track of the fact that I *am* only looking at a snapshot and make changes to the wrong document. > Point is, though, that it's really unnatural to switch to the editor > to view source; That's what I think. I'm not editing, I'm browsing. If you want to open in an editor, use Mozilla. Select "File -> Edit Page" and it'll toss you into Composer which is one of the better HTML editors I've ever used. > I hate Mac OS X, and the way it's encouraged apps to remove features > that used to mean I worked well. Then stick with OS 9.
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