via woeisiong:
It seems that Mozilla is building it's own editor. I suppose that's a
WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) web-based editor.
Quote:The Mozilla editor provides HTML and plain text editing functionality in Gecko-based applications.
This is a good thing to FireFox and other gecko-based browser... BUT, what about IE and Opera ?? They aren't gecko-based. Does that means that they will not be able to use it ?? hmm ??
I've seen a few WYSIWYG but most of them are pretty buggy. They all consist of "complicated and sophisticated" things (codes, lol) in it, but they have the problems of cross-browser-compatibility.
Anyway, aren't those WYSIWYG editor and BBCode tags exists solely for one purpose ? To make lazy people's life easier =)
Visit the
Mozilla Editor and the
live demo (Note: I got a feeling the demo page is out-dated).
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