Free web page editor software for mac

CatsCradle is a fast and easy to use web page editor for professional language translators. Translate whole web-sites without having to worry about page layouts and HTML code. A safe all-in-one web site localization solution.

If youve translated web sites before using a visual web design package or conventional text editor, then by the end of the project you may have encountered some of the following problems:

"Hidden text that wasnt displayed so got missed, text that you can see - but cant seem to edit, fonts and colours that changed, hyperlinks that stopped working or got typed over, scrambled formatting and page layout ...and lots of time spent trying to sort it all out - when all you wanted to do was translate."

CatsCradle grabs all the text that requires translating from a web page, puts it into a built in editor for you to translate alongside, then automatically integrates your translated text back into the web page - leaving all the sensitive HTML code untouched.

To check alls going smoothly you can instantly preview your work in progress in a web browser at the click of a button. Theres even a real-time view where you can see the web page evolving as you translate. And its free!

Designed for translators, CatsCradle is also an ideal tool for webmasters who want to edit the text content of existing web pages. Additionally, built in support for .hhc & .hhk files means it can also be used to translate .chm help files.

OpenForm is a W*API plug-in (like WebSTAR, AppleShare IP, WebTen or Quid Pro Quo) that allows you to connect your web page forms directly to AppleScripts on your server.


This allows you to create sophisticated scripting abilities through your web forms.

NetSupport Page 3.0.4 is an application supporting network support personnel and end-users in determining the current and past status of their TCP/IP network. It automatically generates a web page displaying the current status of specified devices (printers, file servers, routers) at user-specified intervals.

Blockstar is a website building and hosting service allowing people to create web pages, blogs, and photo galleries without having to know HTML using our desktop Java software.

Blockstar uses a new method of dividing a web page into blocks that can then hold content like text, blogs, and galleries. Everything a user creates is stored as a unique row in our file manager. This allows content to be reused throughout a site and lets users update it in one central location, making Blockstar both a website builder and a content management system.

We also offer a great degree of control over how content looks both through cascading style sheets and our use of content views. Content views allow content like a photo gallery to have different arrangements and properties for every placement in a website. For instance a gallery can have 2 columns and 8 rows in one web page and 4 columns and 4 rows in another.

Many Traditional Chinese Web Pages are encoded in Big5-HKSCS but misdeclared as Big5. This is a patch for Mozilla series applications, including Mozilla, Firefox, Camino, Thunderbird and Sunbird.
It forces them to decode web pages as Big5-HKSCS encoded when they are identified or declared as Big5 encoded. It has no side effects since Big5-HKSCS is a superset of Big5. Web pages encoded in other schemes are unaffected.
Enhancements:
- Fixed a bug that prevent announcing the result while running in non-English Interface.

Google Page Rank is an AppleScript that enables you to return the pagerank of a page, using Google PageRank.

Yoink shows a nice thumbnail of any web page, updated however often you like.

Yoink checks the web pages text for change periodically, and only captures it if there is a significant change.

The last three captures are available for you to view, and you can see the amount of text change between them as red bars.
While admiring a captured web pages thumbnail, just click it to open it as a Web Archive in Safari.

Mac OS X Server Web Password is a web application that allows users to change their Open Directory passwords via a web page.

Once it is installed, users connect via a web browser to a URL on your Mac OS X Server such as https://www.example.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/MOSXSWebPassword.

They can then enter their username, old password, and new password, and their account password will be changed.

If you deploy this application for real world use, you should make sure that your web server will allow people to access the application only via SSL to protect passwords.