HTML Editor 4+

I rally liked this editor until it corrupted one of the files I asked it to edit. By the time I discovered what was happening it had corrupted my first file and my backup. I had to resuscitate an aging windows laptop and find an old copy to use. The whole process took me three hours

This is a very good App and I found it rather useful. I also found the options very helpful and it’s a very intuitive UX and UI across the App generally. You’ll notice the use of past tense, as this is no longer the case. I honestly cannot remember what the price was prior, regardless, the current price is both too high in my opinion and quite possibly worse still it’s designed to seem as if it’s less. Presumably the idea of charging £3.99 PER WEEK, rather than charging a monthly subscription is used because many people will likely not notice the “week” part of that.

I’m sure one opinion will change nothing but for whatever it may or not be worth, I think that a fixed price is more appropriate considering it’s not an App that gets nor requires frequent updates other than occasional maintenance. There are no backend services for the developers to concern themselves with either. I could deal with (reluctantly) a monthly subscription if the developers are really that desperate to add themselves to the ever growing list of Developers who wish to drain money from their customers in perpetuity with absolutely no way around it.

It’s a shame that an App which is ostensibly a brilliant piece of work is made so very unappealing as a product due purely to greed. Good work on the dev side though guys.

No longer works as previously. Now a buggy app that is straight away begging to subscribe to a weekly PRO version with a badly designed sheet (containing an image of a bear for those 6-year-old female web designers with real money to spend on subscriptions) that cannot be dissmissed.

If only the app was improved to be worth it and the asking price reasonable (considering it used to be free), and NOT a subscription, then yes, maybe. But if I actually am forced to close the program multiple times in order to get rid of the nagging Premium sheet, there is something seriously wrong with the developer's creative imagination.

Well, I am now deleting this app for good, as soon as I'm finished with this unnecessary essay.

If developers are lacking imagination and have no idea how to monetize their skills outside of making their app annoying and unusable, I also can't imagine using the silly little thing that used to be somewhat practical and useful.

Good bye, regretfully.