Best browser for editing html pages?

[goldenyears]

I use IE7 to navigate around the 11,000+ pages on my web site and select "View Source" from the drop-down menu when I want to edit the HTML. It's so efficient I hate to have to give it up, but as time goes by there are increasing IE7 limitations, incompatibilities and problems. Any advice on the best up-to-date browser product that will still allow me to efficiently edit a page I am viewing?

[rtrethewey]

I don't use the browser for editing, but since you're already used to IE7, you could - you know, upgrade to IE9. It's editor/debugger has it's good points.

You might also consider switching to a smart text editor like Notepad++. Lots of text editors have built-in features for web developers and programmers.

[kmont1975]

you should be testing in multiple browsers, what works in IE may or may not workin in Firefox etc. also Firebug and the Web developer tools in conjunction with Firefox is a VERY powerful tool for a developer be it css javascript or whatever

[html5whiz]

I would say SeaMonkey is the way to go man.

[xxxfirehazrd]

Firefox with the firebug plugin is the way forward but you should be moving towards notepad++ or even aptana studio 3 as an editing means. They're free and very good.

[donatello]

Amaya is the W3C's browser if that's the way you want to go.
http://www.w3.org/Amaya/

I like Firefox with the Firebug plugin for debugging pages though.
http://getfirebug.com

In fact, the two plugins that every developer should have for FF are:
1.) Firebug
2.) Colorzilla