TERSONO  I really don't understand your complaints about Omniweb's bookmarking system. I have over 2,000 bookmarks in Omniweb and do not have any problems whatsoever keeping them organised or adding to them as required. Certainly I find the bookmarking interface far superior to Firefox, albeit possibly not quite as well thought-out as Safari. (Conversely, Omniweb has a number of GUI advantages over Safari, so it evens out).

For what it's worth I've also been an Omniweb user since the early days (pre OS X), and whilst I abandoned it for Safari for a while, since v5 appeared I've increasingly found it hard to live with anything else...  
(Version 5.7)

TERSONO  1. WEB is not an acronym, so shouldn't be all caps.

2. This is just a generic FTP client - there's nothing specifically for web admin in here.

3. This is easily the WORST generic FTP client I've seen in the last 15 years. Clunky, ugly, slow, crashy and generally a pain.

Try Cyberduck, or better yet either Transmit or Interarchy - just anything but this.  
(Version 1.2.9)

TERSONO  Ridiculous price for such a simple product (no, it's not a typo - same price is on his web site). Even more OTT given that at least some of the functionality can be had from the likes of Quicksilver for free....

At $10 it would be worth downloading to try. At $50, I don't really care whether it's any good or not, sorry....  
(Version 1.0)

TERSONO  D'oh. you've missed the whole point. Yes, you can use it as a BBEdit replacement if you wish, but it is so much more than that (and I'm speaking as a professional web developer and registered user of BBEdit since version 4).

Coda's strength lies in terms of workflow. Previously I'd have BBEdit (or latterly TextMate), Interarchy, CSSEdit, a finder window, at least one terminal window, Photoshop and Safari open continuously. Even with expose and dual screens, switching between apps becomes a pain in a hurry. Coda allows me to rationalise this down to two apps only; Coda and Photoshop, improving my productivity generally.  
(Version 1.0.4)