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OpenBEXI is an open and free source, WYSIWYG editor compatible with Windows, Mac, and Linux with a browser-based interface.

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So here is a free WYSIWYG web editor that is a good Dreamweaver alternative. OpenBexi has a browser interface and will work on Linux, Mac and Windows operating systems. I had a lot of fun playing around with OpenBexi...
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