Adobe announces major update to Dreamweaver

A new rendering engine promises to displays web content within Dreamweaver with the same performance and HTML5 technology support available in Google Chrome

A new rendering engine promises to displays web content within Dreamweaver with the same performance and HTML5 technology support available in Google Chrome

When Adobe announced in May that all new versions of its CS software would now be launched exclusively through the Creative Cloud subscription services, it promised that this would mean designers getting new features all year round - rather than having to wait a whole 12 months for a new boxed version. So users of Dreamweaver CC, Adobe's best known tool for creating, publishing, and managing websites, have been eagerly awaiting the first big update. And now it's here, with the company announcing a number of new features and improvements. They include:

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