Fraise
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Fraise is an open source text-editor for OS X, forked from Smultron. It has a very native Cocoa UI and supports syntax highlighting for many different programming, scripting and coding languages.
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Discontinued
Fraise forked from Smultron when it was discontinued. Since Smultron is back, development of Fraise was stopped.
Features
- Support for scripting
- Syntax Highlighting
- Multiple languages
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What is Fraise?
Fraise is an open source text-editor for OS X, forked from 
Smultron. It has a very native Cocoa UI and supports syntax highlighting for many different programming, scripting and coding languages.
Fraise information
Developed by
Jean-François Moy Licensing
Open Source and Free product.Alternatives
26 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Excellent and lightweight editor Development of Fraise stopped in 2010 and works on OSX until El Capitan. A new fork is available as Erbele and works on Sierra
No longer maintained (http://www.fraiseapp.com/index.php?page=news&id=15). Smultron is back, you can find it in the appstore. Not for free though.
This is perfect text-editor for daily use. I have tried dozen of editors on mac and I should say, this one is closest to my ideal. using notepad++ on a PC I thought I won't find anything as simple(mine np++ looks very simple), yet powerful for mac os, but this piece of software is AWESOME!!! very user-friendly (not cluttered with crap like other nix-based editors) nice encoding support, multiple docs, splitting, highlighting and so much more importantly it has native Mac OS GUI, which is not buggy and eye-candy looking like
Thanks you guys for this amazing text editor! Great job.