skEdit for Mac
HTML/PHP/ASP/ CSS ColdFusion editor (was skHTML).
$29.99
In English
Version 4.1.20When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
skEdit overview
skEdit (was skHTML) is a text editor with a focus on Web development. It includes features to assist in the editing of HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, Perl, Python, ASP, Ruby/Rails, SQL, ActionScript and ColdFusion.
These features include an integrated Project View to easily edit an entire project of files, syntax highlighting, code-completion and hinting, integrated SFTP/FTP/WebDAV for file transfers and editing, Tidy integration to clean files, powerful search and replace on single and multiple files with support regular expressions, snippets to store frequently used sections of text, and more.
What’s new in version 4.1.20
Version 4.1.20:
- Fixed the broken links in the help menu
skEdit for Mac
$29.99
In English
Version 4.1.20
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Nov 1 2020
Version: 4.1.19
Not the correct developer's website. Here is the correct developer's website:
https://www.beforedawnsolutions.com/applications/skedit-editor/
Jul 31 2013
Version: 4.1.8
I have the trial version of this product and I really like it. I really love itd XHTML support and valid code completion. I did how ever notice their is no support for HTML5 and CSS3. Will there be an update with this soon? I also love the smart auto complete and src, href functions it has. I have twice as much for an editor and they dont come with nice features like that. Great app. Has potential to becoming one of the leaders for mac html editors. Also not sure if its because I have trail version but crashes when I try to use custom theme in preferences.
Sep 15 2012
Version: 4.1.5
I dont know whats the different between skEdit and my Version skEditExpress from the Apple App Store, can it everybody say to me!?
Sep 6 2012
Version: 4.1.5
Been using this app for years and am glad to see it's still supported and advancing. It's small footprint and nimble action are both key assets to me. Tabbed UI is fantastic for working as well.
