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Adobe is pulling the plug on Muse (Original Post) Auggie Mar 2018 OP
That's too bad. It's good site builder for designers who aren't, or don't want to be coders. brush Mar 2018 #1
There's something else, but it's not as simple as Muse Auggie Mar 2018 #3
Dreamweaver does suck. What are their plans for sites built with Muse? brush Mar 2018 #4
Nothing ... Auggie Mar 2018 #5
open source and freeware alternatives lapfog_1 Mar 2018 #2
Adobe problem Bivhab Jul 2018 #6

brush

(53,778 posts)
1. That's too bad. It's good site builder for designers who aren't, or don't want to be coders.
Mon Mar 26, 2018, 02:19 PM
Mar 2018

Are they replacing it with something or just recommending Dreamweaver?

The good thing about Muse is its ability to let one switch from the code to the browser view quickly and easily to see your changes.

Also its InDesign-type dragability tools.

Auggie

(31,169 posts)
3. There's something else, but it's not as simple as Muse
Mon Mar 26, 2018, 06:15 PM
Mar 2018

Muse was offered only through Creative Cloud when the subscription service began. It was an attractive enticement to join, something I had been waiitng a long time, and it sucked me in.

Dreamweaver sucks -- I hate it.

Auggie

(31,169 posts)
5. Nothing ...
Tue Mar 27, 2018, 09:09 AM
Mar 2018

They released their last upgrade yesterday ... said tech support will end next year.

lapfog_1

(29,204 posts)
2. open source and freeware alternatives
Mon Mar 26, 2018, 02:20 PM
Mar 2018
https://alternativeto.net/software/adobe-muse/

Not being a web page designer I can't comment if any of these are decent or simply more trouble than they are worth... but there do seem to be a lot of alternatives.
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