Good HTML Editor

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Notepad++ or context. Both are great.

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Brackets or sublime for free solutions, webstorm/phpstorm for paid solutions 

edit* sublime  is a paid solution, but has a free trial available

 

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I'm so jaded because of notepadd++, nothing is good enough in comparison for me. If you use Windows, then Notepad++ is my suggestion, I have dual boot on my laptop just for it.

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sublime ftw

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I just love GEdit, I use it on both Linux and Windows.

I used to use Notepad++ but I like the Filebrowser plugin in GEdit, it allows me to navigate through folders right in the editor.

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Have you tried Microsoft Expression Web 4? It's free to download and use, very nice editor and preview function.

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Notepad++ is my goto editor for anything web related.

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Brackets, it's clean and simple. 

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Since discovering you can do HTML and CSS in Visual Studio that's my new favourite.

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+1 Notepad++ and Sublime Text

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Komodo Edit 8 is cool, as well as Sublime Text 2

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User Friendly: Brackets

Powerful features: Sublime Text

Fast: Notepad++

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Vim

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I know people have already said this, but Sublime Text 2 or 3 are wonderful programs. It'll ask you to pay for it but just keep hitting cancel. It's the same as WinZip, just keep hitting cancel.

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+1 for Komodo.  Powerful, easy, free, cross-platform (Linux/Mac/Win).

Anyone coding professionally (or even as a serious hobby) should consider the full IDE.  It's definitely worth the cost.*

* I am a customer; not compensated in any way.

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Text editors are good, sublime, notepad++.

but I think if you're serious about web-frontend coding it's time to use IDE.

Webstorm is my choice. http://www.jetbrains.com/webstorm/ 

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Windows: Notepad++


Mac: Sublime


Linux: Gedit 

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I only occasionally do basic HTML pages, but when I do I use Notepad++ just because its so simple and fast and free

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Notepad++

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Sublime text 2