Source Viewer

To correct the other review, yes you can scroll horizontally - you just use two fingers instead of one. Only viewing the code would be what one would expect of a free app, but this paid app doesn't allow copying any of the code for pasting elsewhere. This was unexpected and a disappointment as this was exactly the feature I was looking for. On balance, nowhere in any of the documentation for any of the "view html source" type apps is the ability to copy some of the code for pasting elsewhere stated as a feature. I'm not going to buy one at a time and find out none of them do this. Clicking on the Source Viewer support link doesn't link to a support page, but a web page with 78 web app icons. When the App Store Apps tab on that page is selected, you just get a web page with 75 apps that link back to iTunes.

A bit disappointed, I was impressed by the screenshots and how it splits out links, scripts, and images, etc into a different tab - it looked like it was offering sonething different to, and above, what the free web based view source tools, such as Shaun Inman's one and iSource. But I couldn't get that tab to display anything and then on the actual source view page there is no way to select the text. So all in all pretty useless for me. A shame.