How to find a simple WYSIWYG HTML editor like Seamonkey for macOS Sequoia?

Thanks, Bob. I'll look into your workaround. Although I used command lines for years many decades ago (when running DOS), I shy away from them, and thus Terminal, these days - got too used to using a graphical interface. Same with html - first used Netscape's "Builder" (or whatever it was called back in the last century), then SeaMonkey for years until it would not work on my Mac (for the last several versions). Then a few weeks ago my domain provider took away the WYSIWYG editor they had and made me struggle with html again ...

So today I tried SeaMonkey 2.53.22 again after allowing it disk access through System Settings - Privacy & Security - and still got this: "Apple could not verify “SeaMonkey.app” is free of malware that may harm your Mac or compromise your privacy." I guess I'll try Terminal next.

Thanks again

Thanks, Bob. I'll look into your workaround. Although I used command lines for years many decades ago (when running DOS), I shy away from them, and thus Terminal, these days - got too used to using a graphical interface. Same with html - first used Netscape's "Builder" (or whatever it was called back in the last century), then SeaMonkey for years until it would not work on my Mac (for the last several versions). Then a few weeks ago my domain provider took away the WYSIWYG editor they had and made me struggle with html again ...

So today I tried SeaMonkey 2.53.22 again after allowing it disk access through System Settings - Privacy & Security - and still got this:SO - then I tried opening SeaMonkey again, but this time in System Settings - Privacy & Security, a new box popped up that read "Open anyway". I did and I got SeaMonkey to open. It works, but wouldn't let me do some stuff for some paragraphs, like change font size. I got confused trying to edit the html so I settled for what I got, which was updating a file that had "important" new updates (for water beetle taxonomy - "meh" for most regular people, but beetle people care!!)

Thanks, Rudegar. Yes, I have the latest version.

site would not allow me to save my emended post, so I posted to original answer again. Sorry for the duplication