A note from the side: I know from my experience with working on Safari / WebKit that these editors are not always compatible with other browsers than IE and Firefox. TinyMCE is getting quite big, and is working hard on becoming compatible with for instance Safari. It's also way beyond it's first release, whereas i understand that Xinha is not... Also: what does the roadmap of Xinha look like? Or TinyMCE's? What ensures it's still around in 6 months? Supporting all these editors sounds like a solid plan :) Just my 2 cents :) Regards, Joost On Jul 10, 2006, at 4:50 PM, Nico Klasens wrote:
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