Porteus

BlueGiffon is a free Web Editor, but you have also two more advanced options if you are willing to pay a license. Details can be found at http://bluegriffon.org.
There are various tutorials in the web, too. You can download a user's manual for this application.

This version requires gtk+3, at-spi2-core and at-spi-atk to work properly. I put all 4 modules in a folder named BlueGriffon in "options" and activate the folder whenever I want to edit a webpage.

At first run you get some general info about the new version and you can set your preferences that will be stored in a hidden folder in ~. I tested it Porteus 4.0 and seems to be working ok.

Best luck!

So... the 67MB you linked to are all the modules needed? And not only the main Module without the dependencies you named?

The 4 modules mentioned are in the download as wread said.

Ed_P wrote: ↑

23 Mar 2018, 19:50

The 4 modules mentioned are in the download as wread said.

thought so. What FFx version did you use for the Screenshot?

I'm pretty sure you know what FFx I use at this point.

Ed_P wrote: ↑

24 Mar 2018, 14:15

I'm pretty sure you know what FFx I use at this point.

Looks suspiciously like mine, ESR 52.7.2. I use i586 right now, but they should look the same.

Is there a way to get FFx to look like the older versions, aka like palemoon lo0oks like?