- nVU - appears to be un-maintained, and last release was 2005.
- Kompozer - http://kompozer.net/ is offline, last update 2016
- BlueGriffon - just downloaded it. It doesn't seem to run - I just get a frame of an empty window...
- Kompozer - http://kompozer.net/ is offline, last update 2016
- BlueGriffon - just downloaded it. It doesn't seem to run - I just get a frame of an empty window...
The trendy way to do websites now is programmatically generated text, mostly from Javascript. So these are old school tools, but that seemed to be what you were asking for. Perhaps I was wrong.
I was replying on a phone, so no links or anything -- sorry.
I just downloaded and tried Blue Griffon on macOS Monterey (the latest my Mac will run unaided) and it worked fine and happily opened a local HTML file and displayed it. LGTM.
Seamonkey is active and currently supported. I still use it occasionally.
https://www.seamonkey-project.org/
It uses an old version of Gecko, though. It still has a web editor and it still works.
I just updated to:
SeaMonkey 2.53.17.1 Platform: macOS x64 Language: English (UK)