This is so fantastic, I just read this on Colt Kwong's blog - FreeTextBox - which is just the best WYSIWYG editor for use in ASP.NET has just begun to support other browsers than IE. This is a really big step, for many web projects (which specify support of Mozilla browsers) this makes it possible to provide this type of functionality to all users - just remember to validate their input!
UPDATE: Just noticed one thing, the source code is no longer included, you can buy it for $50 which is reasonable...but worth noting!
Here's what Colt wrote...
FreeTextBox 2.0 has been released. The most obvious new feature is support for non-IE browsers, which means, I should soon be able to edit this blog using FireFox :)
- English, Spanish and Chinese are supported
- Projects Using FreeTextBox: ASP.NET Forums, .Text, DNN, Rainbow...
- Cross-browser support (Mozilla 1.3+, PC/IE 5+)
- Button/DropDown feedback
- Localization (create your own language files)
- Inline toolbar customization
- Back button support in IE
- Office 2003 Style
- External JavaScript
- Completely recoded as a development platform
Personally, I use FTB in various Web apps lately, which is definitely a GREAT work! Thanks John.