New MacBook Pro doesn't like my Dreamweaver CS3?

Okay DW CS3 was bought back in 2007, so I realise that to hope that is was still supported was a long shot.
The problem is I host the website for my company and I am self taught, I looked at Dreamweaver CC but it is not right for us.
Our customers barely use our website and we only change the news page once a month, if that. Paying £17 a month seems a little steep.
I have looked at Blue Fish, Quantus and other web dev software and editors but it all seems a bit much for our little site - just five pages...
Is there any software that I can buy outright in one lump sum that will do what I need it to? I edit in view mode not html or code....
Thanks for any help!
E

Brackets is open source but you must be able to work with HTML and CSS code.
Brackets - A modern, open source code editor that understands web design.
Pinegrow Web Editor is not free but a personal license is only $49
Pinegrow Web Editor | Website Builder for Professionals
MacCaw $99 Learner, $179 Professional
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