Ekit

Programming and building web pages still heavily relies on code writing, with an abundance of different types at your disposal. Among others, HTML is pretty popular when it comes to web content, and with the help of Ekit you can easily work on your projects, add different internal or external elements, and save under various formats.

First of all, you need to make sure that Java Runtime Environment is installed on the computer you plan to use it on since it’s a required component for functionality. On the other hand, the application itself requires no installation, which means you can carry it around along with your projects on a USB flash drive.

The visual design is pretty intuitive, with the upper toolbar containing most functions and operations you need to work with text, while the rest of the space is where all your code goes. Loading files can be done through drag and drop, with the possibility to load HTML and SHTML files.

Font options allow you to customize text display just like advanced text editors, with options for color, style, size, alignment on page, bullets, and more. You can quickly insert different types of symbols and Unicode characters. Code of interest is instantly identified and replaced if necessary with the search function.

Although there’s no built-in syntax highlighter, font customization options allow you to manually make the code easy to identify. Moreover, some extra tools can be used to emphasize and add specific tags to bits of code. When done, you work can be saved as HTML to insert in other projects, and there’s also the option to save as plain or rich text file.

Bottom line is that Ekit is a practical HTML editor with support for different files, including pictures you can attach to documents. Format options allow you to manipulate the text to make elements easy to identify, while portability grants it the flexibility needed to be at your disposal regardless of the computer you use.