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equently, it can be used to easily design in the browser. The Brackets text editor comes accompanied by Extract, an extension that allows you to extract design info from PSDs. It can be used to extract colors, fonts, and gradients, and other info from a PSD file. Brackets + Extract is available for download right here on FindMySoft. Download an installer, run it, and a setup wizard will show up. Said setup wizard will help you install the Brackets text editor and the Extract extension on your PC. If you want the Brackets text editor but you don’t want the Extract extension, visit the Brackets.io webpage to get Brackets without Extract. From the View menu you can customize the text editor’s interface: choose to see a vertical split, a horizontal split, or no split at all; hide the sidebar; increase, decrease, restore font size; choose if you want to highlight the active line; pick a theme; and more. Speaking about themes, two themes are offered by default: Brackets Light (default) and Brackets Dark. More themes are available from the Extension Manager dialog. From a functionality point of view, you can expect to get the following from Brackets: inline editors, live preview, preprocessor support, extensions, themes, numerous editing options, handy find functions, useful debug functionality, and more. As Adobe explained, new features and extensions for Brackets are released every 3 to 4 weeks. From a functionality point of view, you can expect to get the following from the Extract extension: pull out design information from a PSD as clean, minimal CSS via contextual code hints. Brackets is free and open-source software released under an MIT license. Brackets was founded by Adobe as a community guided, open source project to push web development editors to the next level. If you’re a developer or designer, you’re sure to love the free Brackets text editor. Adobe designed it for web design purposes and it does not disappoint.