Finally, CSS Editing Made Easy By MacRabbit.

Mac utilities are coming of age on Mac OS X. CSS is finally tamed with CSSEdit’s new version, sporting a new interface, new tools, and a cool way to view and edit CSS files in live web sites.

Yes, Virginia, it’s possible to get excited over a utility editor, especially one that makes life easier.

MacRabbit’s CSSEdit has always had plenty of time-saving features. Version 2.0 carries on the tradition.

Except this version packs a few new surprise punches. For those of.... (excerpted).

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