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I looked into very many Google Chrome extensions and apps in order to find one that matches the following requirements:
Is there any? kodingen, cloud9, shiftedit does not seem to make it on the localhost.
Maybe SourceKit will do?
SourceKit is an extension to your Google Chrome browser which runs in a separate tab. The files are stored in your Dropbox account, so not only can you access the files from your computer – you can access them from anywhere! It uses syntax highlighting like Notepad++ for a limited number of languages (you said php, css, and html – they are all supported). It can load, save, and edit text files locally on your computer if you install the Dropbox Desktop Application. This will also synchronize the files with your online account and thereby make them accessible from anywhere in the world.
That sounded more like a salesman’s advertisement than intended.
Both Dropbox and SourceKit are free.
There are four catches as far as I can see:
I’ve tried it out, and it works well.