Allaire HomeSite 2.5a in 1997

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In September 1996, Allaire released the first version of the HomeSite, an HTML editor created by former cartoonist Nick Bradury. On May 22, 1997, HomeSite 2.5a was released as a free upgrade via a shareware license for registered HomeSite 2.0 users.

HomeSite 2.5 offered support beyond the standard HTML 3.2 by including browser-specific tags like Internet Explorer’s Bgsound and Navigator’s Embed. Additionally, HomeSite 2.5 allowed for easy page viewing by using Internet Explorer 3.x as its browser directly within the HomeSite interface.

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