Brackets Editor -

: Optimized for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript , but also supports dozens of others including Python, PHP, and C++.

: Lets you open a window into specific code sections (like CSS related to a particular HTML ID) directly within your current file for side-by-side editing. Brackets Editor

is a free, open-source modern text editor primarily designed for web development. Originally created by Adobe and released in 2014, it was built using web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. While Adobe ended official support in September 2021, the project continues as a community-owned endeavor, often recommended as Phoenix Code for the latest features. No reviews Key Features : Optimized for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript ,

: Includes native support for LESS and SCSS files with features like Quick Edit and Live Highlight. Technical Details Originally created by Adobe and released in 2014,

: Provides context-specific tools, such as an inline color picker or Bezier curve editor, by pressing Ctrl/Cmd + E .

: Establishes a real-time connection to your browser, allowing you to instantly see code changes on screen without manual refreshing.

: Cross-platform availability for macOS, Windows, and Linux . License : Distributed under the MIT License .