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For the Wikipedia page about the VisualEditor feature, see Wikipedia:VisualEditor, or to perform tests using Wikipedia's VisualEditor, go to the Sandbox page and click "Edit page visually".
For the article about the Wikimedia editor project, see VisualEditor.
A visual editor, or full-screen editor is computer software for editing text files using a textual or graphical user interface which displays the content (text) in an easy to look at and good view; that is, it displays a portion of the opened file and updates it in real time. By definition, all visual editors require a re-fresh-able display device and all editors with a GUI are visual. Editors that are running through a command-line interpreter, however, may or may not be.
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