UltraEdit for Mac
Mac version of the Windows text editor.
$149.95
In English
Version 22.0.0.19When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
UltraEdit overview
UltraEdit is the world's best text editor, now available for Mac. UltraEdit for Mac is a native Mac application based on the popular Windows text editor, UltraEdit! UE Mac offers a myriad of tools that make it ideal for anything from basic text editing, to a full-fledged development in languages such as C, Objective C, Javascript, XML, PHP, Perl, Python, and others. UltraEdit for Mac includes your favorite UltraEdit features such as Find in Files, Replace in Files, native FTP/FTPS, macros, scripting, column/block mode, and a lot more.
What’s new in version 22.0.0.19
- Save state for modified files
- Close UltraEdit without being prompted to save anything, then pick up where you left off – unsaved changes are restored
- Works for local, network, and unsaved “Edit” files
- Prefer prompts to save? Disable this feature under Preferences » File handling » Load/Save
- Note: Save state for FTP files isn’t supported in this release
- Updated HTML Tidy
- Updated HTML Tidy library to latest version
- New HTML Tidy UI with dozens of additional options
- Open URLs in file with Cmd Shift Click
- Added “Results to edit window” option for Find in Files
- Improved editing with Live Preview
- Improved pasting in of UTF-8 text, including emojis and other visual glyphs
- Improved auto-updating of function list
- Improved file change detection with samba network share
- Addressed issues with Find/Replace in macros
- Addressed Project tab issues when no files are open
- Addressed issues with dockable window context menus
- Addressed syntax highlighting issues
- Addressed issue with “Comment add”
- Addressed issue when attempting to run as root
UltraEdit for Mac
$149.95
In English
Version 22.0.0.19
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Jan 15 2018
Version: 18.00.0.17
What does this app from Windoze bing to Mac? hm. It brings
a) nice dark themed UI (available in CudaText, Sublime, not many others),
b) nice Ribbon toolbars UI (available in ???? on mac)
c) lot lot of menu items (Sublime has much less of menuitems, but has much more plugins, IMO plugins are better than built-in menuitems)
CudaText also has several dark themes, and lot of plugins (less than Sublime of coz). One downside of CudaText is not stable UI (only on mac it's not stable).
So other editors, CudaText + Sublime Text, are my choice.
a) nice dark themed UI (available in CudaText, Sublime, not many others),
b) nice Ribbon toolbars UI (available in ???? on mac)
c) lot lot of menu items (Sublime has much less of menuitems, but has much more plugins, IMO plugins are better than built-in menuitems)
CudaText also has several dark themes, and lot of plugins (less than Sublime of coz). One downside of CudaText is not stable UI (only on mac it's not stable).
So other editors, CudaText + Sublime Text, are my choice.
Jan 14 2018
Version: 18.00.0.17
The blurb at the top says "...the world's best text editor, now available for Mac..." As if it's a brand new Mac app that was just bestowed on us yesterday. Hey, it's at least 6 years old on MU so it isn't "now" (finally) available on the Mac.
So what does this port of a Windoze app bring to the table that Coda, BBEdit, or Sublimetext don't? It seems that Windoze devs think that they can come barging into the Mac market and charge Windoze prices for their warez.
Jan 13 2018
Version: 18.00.0.17
Another case of → "Business people are always establishing beach-heads where there are no beaches." #PeterDrucker
