XK13  Really the best CSS editor on the market. Unfortunately it gets a little bit slow with large documents.  
(Version 2.6)

QUANDREI  I've been using CSSEdit on a trial basis and agree this is really good piece of software. However, there are a few issues that need to be addressed:

1 - The current sticker price has not changed (29.95 Euros), despite the fact the software is no longer being maintained (according to their website blog) and the last update was done nearly 2 years ago. I think it unreasonable to be asked to pay full price for an outdated, unmaintained software no matter how wonderful it is.

2 - I currently own a license for Espresso. I am not completely blown away by its feature set but it is a decent peice of software. For the sticker price, in my opinion, it is not worth it. It was my hope that, since CSSEdit was being discontinued, and their new product was their main focus, some of the great features in CSSEdit would be incorporated into Espresso. This does not seem to be the case, nor does it look promising for the future.

3 - Finally, their support/customer service is completely lacking. I had sent an email 14 days ago regarding some of these issues (and other more specific questions not mentioned here) and have yet to receive a response.

All in all, despite the great feature set of CSSEdit, I don't think I would buy it just because of the lack of maintenance & support from MacRabbit.  
(Version 2.6)

MARKTECH  This is a great bit of software. Once I'd figured out the x-ray and inspector functionality it all snapped into place. As a relative newbie to CSS I'd been struggling with templates and trying to adapt them to my own use. This software made it really obvious what tags applied to what content and made it easy to edit. You can instantly see the results of any changes you make and this helps you understand the CSS itself. Would be great for CSS from scratch as well.

There's not a huge amount of functionality in the software, but what there is works great after a short learning curve.  
(Version 2.6)

JOEYA  Easily the best CSS editor on the market. CSSEdit integrates very well with multiple styles of workflow all in one streamlined UI. Hand coders, visual editors and those toggling between both will have an easy time styling sites with real time previews. Simply brilliant software.

The only reason I didn't give this app 5 stars is because support is non existent and the app rarely receives updates. Moreover since MacRabbit is now focused on Espresso, I think CSSEdit is poised to become the ugly stepchild of the MacRabbit family.  
(Version 2.6)

KRISTINE_NX  I use CSSEdit on almost a daily basis. Its my favorite CSS editor -its only contender, for me, is 'Coda'. A note, MacRabbit is no longer excepting $29.95 USD its now 29.95 Euros.   
(Version 2.6)

JAN13   Well so far this app., very much one unknown ... even developer would not like to reply to our email which is not very good. We do not know, if this application is design to hijack other sites or what is that for since demo is useless for testing.  
(Version 2.6)

GNDZAPP  Solid app with a sweet interface. My only reason for rating this less than 5 is I don't understand why anyone would pay $30 or more for a CSS-only editor when all-in-one apps like Coda are out there which provide a built in editor for every language (HTML, PHP, JavaScript), and an equally slick interface for CSS. Plus Coda has built FTP transfer, reference books, a built in terminal, etc. Maybe it doesn't have an "X-Ray view" but Coda seems to me by far a better choice for web dev. (Personal opinion)  
(Version 2.6)

HANGON  This is one of the best app ever.

the GUI design is AWSOME.

CSS is frustating without this app.  
(Version 2.6)

SEMIOTICMONKEY  nothing beats this at css editing (TopStyle, i look at you).

all the features you need to get the work done in a small, well tought package.

the x-ray window is the right tool for the dynamic pages work. i'm using right now on a velocity-tomcat project and it is a god send. no more firebug and refresh to see the tweaks in real time.

the autocomplete is good and the style preview 'drawer' is a welcome and useful bonus. you can drag and drop styles to arrange them in a organized way (layout, tipography, forms and so on). in this it beats the poor coda's csseditor.

but i have a little remark. i would prefer the option to hide the styles preview drawer.

i bought it before the trial period was over.   
(Version 2.6)

ARVIDTP  editing files with non .css extensions was just what I wanted to edit blogger templates. Well done on the latest release!  
(Version 2.6)

ROGERWALSH  Without a doubt this is a gem of an app. For css it's an absolute joy to use.  
(Version 2.6)

BINARYPACKRAT  I have tried this and it rocks! This guys software is some of the best Mac software out there. I will be buying this on Friday (leopard day)  
(Version 2.6)

GREGORGY  Try running it in Trial mode. Then forgetting about it (I did - don't use CSS that often as web stuff is not primary in my job). Start it up a long time later and...

TADA:

A cool nag screen on the mac is seen. Not registered I have. A choice must I make. Use and trial leeds to the Dark Side!

As soon as (a) MUPromo or (b) boss agrees to pay, register shall I   
(Version 2.5.2)

ARVIDTP  This software is freakin' awesome! It must cut my time for layout experimenting about in half. Great investment.  
(Version 2.5.2)

HYPERCOG  I've been working with GoLive and Dreamweaver for many years. As DW only recently added any semblance of WYSIWYG CSS editing, I used to think that GoLive's CSS development environment was tops.

Now, after using CSSEdit for about a year, I just wish that Adobe would acquire CSSEdit and incorporate it into their next version of GoWeaver or DreamLiver, or whatever they're going to call the fusion of two.

In other words...

CSSEdit is TOPS!  
(Version 2.5.2)

JDUB800  Worth every single penny. Very responsive developer and useful, well designed features!  
(Version 2.5)

GEE4ORCE  The best just keeps getting better. Try dragging the tabs in the preview window - it's just so slick it's sick !  
(Version 2.5)

NCIANCA  Tabs, the selector "thingamabob" (right click a selector) and a few other improvements make CSSEdit 2.5 the best version yet.

Throw in Milestones, Validation, Live Previews/Real Time Editiing, Groups and a great interface with intuitive editors and auto-completion and it's clear why CSSEdit the tool of choice for anyone who has to work with CSS.  
(Version 2.5)

ENDUSER  I just love it!

Thanks a bunch guys!!!  
(Version 2.0.2)

NONEO  You Guys from MacRabbit kick ass.

Can't live without CSSEdit!

It is perfect!!!  
(Version 2.0.2)

DCE  CSSEdit has made my life significanly easier; from organizing styles to debugging sites across platforms. I've only been using the app for a couple of weeks, but I can't imagine my life without.  
(Version 2.0.1)

TYPOGRAFIKER  Version 2 is a big improvement over 1.7.2. This tool makes the process of creating or adjusting CSS styles much more productive! I would recommend it to every web developer.  
(Version 2.0)

SEYDOGGY  Sorry, forgot to post my ratings. :)  
(Version 2.0)

SEYDOGGY  This has been the best major advancement for a stand-alone css editor EVER! It's light weight, yet extremely powerful and fast. I have been a CSSEdit user for over a year and now with the release of CSSEdit 2.0 I will be a CSSEdit user for years to come.

Brilliant job Jan!  
(Version 2.0)

SOKO  v1.x has been the best css editor for mac. It had its tiny little quirks though, but nevertheless: very good.

Now there is 2.0 - and it's just a beautiful piece of mac software, one of the best software I have on my computer (and I have much!). It's not just pretty, it's actually damned useful and usable (in terms of usability).

Absolutely recommanded for everyone making anything with CSS - i love it! (and I'll forgive the developer for having let me waited so long ;-))  
(Version 2.0)

FLOFEED  The ultimate tool !  
(Version 2.0)

FIDERU  I was waiting for this update for months, but the wait is over! This v2 is incredible, every web developer with a mac must have it. It's an eyecandy, it's very easy to make everything, and the new preview and 3 colums edit is simply great.

Great job!!  
(Version 2.0)

TIM27  looks like a very nice update, but I still don't see certain css features, such as text-shadow, in the user interface. unless I'm missing something. would be nice to have in there.  
(Version 2.0)

TOBYS  This upgrade is awesome. I'm a Rails developer and v2 let's me open a live Rails app running locally and override the stylesheet in a live preview - no more having to save an HTML version of dynamic pages. It even works with Ajax overlays. CSSEdit and TextMate is all I need.  
(Version 2.0)

JIMMITCHELL  Note: This is a paid upgrade ($14.95). Don't overwrite your existing 1.x version (as I lamely did) until you're sure you want to shell out the extra cash. Thank heavens for back ups...  
(Version 2.0)

FROMAGE-HEAD  Looks nice, but images don't show in preview... Is it normal?  
(Version 2.0)

T7  CSSEdit 2 is an impressive update. Its new features go far beyond basic visual CSS stylesheet editing. Live previews, an X-ray debug mode that outlines the CSS elements, a powerful Override feature to do direct (WYSIWYG) online CSS editing without the need to upload, CSS validation and a Milestone manager to quick revert to earlier versions are the most obvious. But it's the small touches and the beautiful, well implemented interface that makes CSSEdit 2 a joy to work with.  
(Version 2.0)

TIM27  would be nice if it included options for text shadows and opacity and things like that.  
(Version 1.7.2)

BEBDABHRHBRWEFG 3R§5Y5H4WTEDSFB  this app is a bit like the "little girl who had a little curl" in the poem;

when it's good, it's very very good...

but when it's bad it's horrid!

CSSedit is a joy to work with when things are going smoothly, but regularly switching between 'source editing' and 'visual editing' [as i tend to do while while i work], really seems to tie it in knots, and i find that every ten minutes or so, i'm forced to close and reopen the document as CSSedit stops taking any notice of the changes i'm making.

such a sham  
(Version 1.7.2)

OLIPOWER  Stability has ceased somehow. If it is due to a Mac OS X update, or the latest version of CSSedit I'm can't know, but what I do know is that it has crashed 5 times today. have mailed the developer some days ago, yet not received a response as of writing, even though I'm a registered user.

And features:

It needs some obvious features like support for live url's for the preview. As is now, I have to save an html version of my php-based sites, in order to be able to use the preview feature. Would be much easier to just type in the url.

StyleMaster supports this feature.

It also lack the ability to see the xhtml elements outlined in the preview, for easier identification of which tags and dividers belong to what.

StyleMaster supports this feature.

CSSedit seems to have frozen its feature set for more than a year now...  
(Version 1.7.1)

SALVADOR  This has to be the best CSS editor on ANY platform, it's intuitive, powerful and easy for both beginners and experimented users, I really can't see myself authoring CSS in any other way and this last update made my mind to write this, because this piece of SW is clearly from a developer who is interested on further improving its products. The new preview and URL grabbing features is amazing. The only thing which I think could be added is support for some non-standard CSS styles like type shadows and transparency.  
(Version 1.7.1)

AVINCENT.COM  I'm using CSSEdit for almost all my web projects now and can't recommend it enough. I feel sorry for designers still using Dreamweaver.  
(Version 1.7.1)

LUXURYLUKE  This is a beautiful App!

Quick, download and pay for this app before the price goes up ( theoretically it will, i mean). You can see by viewing other site's css that this program is widely used when the groups show up in your downloaded URL CSS.

It would be cool if the developer had a meter on his site to show how many domains use css files developed by this program, because it rocketh. and works perfect in conjunction with Dreamweaver MX04 (which still doesn't display CSS correctly), as well as Contribute 3(.1), Taco HTML, PageSpinner, HyperEdit, skEdit, NVU, and MORE!

In an ideal world, MacRabbit would hookup with another company and complete the (in my opinion) hole that exists for a complete XHTML/CSS Editor!  
(Version 1.7.1)

JIM BENNETT  Another fantastic upgrade. This is definitely one of my favorite apps.   
(Version 1.7.1)

AKIACAT  Wow. I wanted to write something like this myself a bunch of months back. Now I don't have to anymore. THANKS!  
(Version 1.7.1)

ANONYMOUS  Great! Adds the feature I've wanted added!

Brand new (re)formatting options!

Now you can reformat CSS files you get elsewhere.  
(Version 1.7)

ANONYMOUS  This is great! It's like haveing annotation and.. well.. it's beautiful... yeah copy n paste your self... but then you could say that about dreamweaver too! this shows you results... really great help at "debugging" your CSS. I use with Omniweb for raw coding sites. simply wonderful. A referrence like Tag has would be nice. Then again... I could look up W3schools.com by my self... but, access to a Primer of sorts... would be great, in that, i do agree.  
(Version 1.6.3a)

DON  This does not seem very complete - it's great for simple font creation, but even then, it doesn't include a complete set of attributes - like the text-shadow.

I can copy/paste/edit my styles just as quickly.  
(Version 1.6.3a)

MAUMA  this is "the App for the Css"

great !  
(Version 1.6.3a)

ANONYMOUS  This is a great little app, not only for developing sites but also for learning the ins and outs of CSS. I run mine alongside my favorite editor because I find that CSSEdit makes it much easier to tweak and experiment with things. One of the app's neatest features (crucial while learning CSS) is its ability to download and show you the CSS from the sites that you admire...it helps you move up the learning curve in a hurry. There are still a few stability issues that need to be addressed (mine crashes once in a while), but I was pleased enough to pay for a license.  
(Version 1.6.3a)

ANONYMOUS  CSSEdit is an excellent program, well worth paying for. BUT, it almost looks the same as the Adobe GoLive built-in CSS editor. The developer of CSSEdit sure did have a good look at GoLive's CSS editor while making CSSEdit. The features are the same, presented in the same way, and the layout is similar.  
(Version 1.6.3a)

ELLIOTT  This is definitely the best CSS editor I've ever seen. Light, powerful, and easy to use! I definitely can't wait for CSSEdit 2!  
(Version 1.6.3a)

ANONYMOUS  I've coded CSS by hand for ages. CSSEdit changed that.

It flat out rocks.   
(Version 1.6.3)

ANONYMOUS  Simply the best out there! Hands down.  
(Version 1.6.3)

IBRY  This is still the best CSS editor out there. With GUI training wheels to help newbies learn CSS to intelligent autocomplete in source view for the practiced professional...nothing tops it and I've never experienced such quick responses from a shareware developer.  
(Version 1.6.3)

ANONYMOUS  I had been using StyleMaster 3.5 (no longer) and I felt like a sixties trained mechanic tuning up a new Hummer. What is my point? CSSEdit works! The interface and 'instant' preview are superb. It is ideal software for someone wading into CSS for designing web sites...like me.  
(Version 1.6.1)

DAVID LEES  This is the best CSS editor I have used on OS X. When I received version 1.6, I reported the crash to the developer and received a fix the next day, an excellent and timely response from the developer!  
(Version 1.6.1)

NCIANCA  This program just gets better all the time and has become an indispensable tool for developing css style sheets to use in my web based applications. It is a solid and well written cocoa application. I have looked and used most CSS editor programs that are available on Mac and Windows and I can honestly say that CSSEdit is at the top of the pack for a professional developer.  
(Version 1.6.1)

J.E.B.  The CSS Extract tool alone makes this product a must have application.  
(Version 1.6)

TIM  Great app, and it keeps getting better with each release.  
(Version 1.6)

MRANDRE  Great. Live updating output. And there is no substitute to having all of your styling options where you can see them, instead of trying to remember what that rule is called. Plus, the auto-completing in code mode is superb. It's much quicker and more logical. You set up CSS rules rapidly. I wish I'd been using this the hole time. And I'm Mr. Hand Code everything.  
(Version 1.6)

REDFOX  To use this app to learn CSS is great ... and when your skills (and that of the browsers) are that high ... you can make every page you like ... but hell, where have I BBEdit for?   
(Version 1.5)

PERDITION  excellent css tool. makes css creation so much easier and quicker. reasonably priced, too.  
(Version 1.5)

ZIMO  Just like madra says, it´s getting better and better with each release. This 1.5 update has so many new and useful features that it looks like a new app :) All this just for 15$!! Go try it now. You won´t regret it.  
(Version 1.5)

JAN VAN BOGHOUT  Madra, this ability is already present in the underlying engine, it just needs a preference now :)  
(Version 1.5)

MADRA  getting nicer with every release. one niggle tho'. i'd like to have an option for whether or not to have the CSS tags written in 'shorthand. personally i'd rather have my CSS in 'longhand' as i think it makes it easier to read.  
(Version 1.5)

JIM B.  Unbelievable value for the price Jan charges for this application. This is a free upgrade for registerd owners of earlier version(s).

Good job indeed!  
(Version 1.5)

JUSTIN  i heart cssedit. makes my life so much easier!  
(Version 1.0.1)

NCIANCA  A great way to edit css tags. Especially useful when trying to fix complex tags on a site. A great tool to have in your developer toolbag.

Developer is very responsive as well.  
(Version 1.0.1)

ARTISSOFT  Very good app to try out new things with CSS.  
(Version 1.0.1)

SIMON  Works well and makes the tedious process of coding CSS much simpler. Nothing else quite like it for OS X.

I like it. Well done to the developer.  
(Version 1.0)

OVERMIND911  This is theoretically a great app. :)  
(Version 1.0)