Remember the days when the Internet was conceived as the ultimate democracy where anyone could create and design content as freely and easily as possible without being restricted to complex propriety design software?
That's the spirit that Amaya has been developed in, because Amaya is a free and open source WYSIWYG web authoring tool with browsing abilities, created by a French national research institution and later adopted by World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), the main international standards organization for the World Wide Web.
What marks out Amaya is its simplicity and power - often when you use a WYSIWYG web editor, you're limited to very few design options. With Amaya, however, you're presented with an elegant and powerful web design app that allows you to create some pretty impressive websites with virtually no design knowledge. Playing with fonts, inserting objects and changing colors is as easy as creating a presentation in Powerpoint and mostly involves just dragging and shaping objects and areas with your mouse.
The main problem you'll find however is stability - Amaya crashed on me within seconds of starting but this is the price you pay for a powerful but free open source web design app.
Enjoy the original spirit and vision of web design without spending a cent with Amaya's easy to use and powerful interface.
Recent changes- Amaya merged paragraphs when several paragraphs are selected and the user applies to it Strong, Emphasis or Code
- Sometimes after a element is inserted the selection was misplaced
- The caret at the end of a line is sometimes not displayed
- The markup within elements is now preserved
- Bold Italic fonts were not available on Windows platforms
- The $HOME variable is now ignored on Windows platforms
- Free to use
- WYSIWYG interface
- Not as limiting as many WYSIWYG apps
- Supports XML and all W3 standards
- Can be unstable
- Doesn't offer the advanced editing features of a commercial web editor
- No Windows 7 support
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