If your browser doesn't already have a 'start' button, you will need to click on 'Tools' on the menu bar, and then click 'browser.' Clicking this button will launch the browser and display its startup configuration. After installation, a 'start' button will appear on the right side pane of your browser window. To use this new feature in BlueGriffon, you first need to install its browser window. However, it does not contain a password manager. It also comes with several add-ons, such as templates for web pages and files, a calendar and address book, a directory service, and a gallery. BlueGriffon comes with extensive documentation.
It's a logical successor to the popular NvU editor, which was no longer supported by Adobe when that company released its own HTML editor version. BlueGriffon is an Open Source Web publishing software that enables easy WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) creation and editing of web pages.
