Tincta Pro for Mac
Fast and intuitive text editor.
$4.99
In English
Version 2.3When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission
Tincta Pro overview
Tincta Pro is an elegant and powerful one-window text editor that is intuitive to use but has all functionality you need for professional web design and programming. Tincta Pro is based on the same core as our free editor Tincta but offers additional pro features.
Key Pro Features:
- Split Views - see and edit two documents side by side
- Regex Search - use the full power of Regular Expressions to search your files
- Script Support - run scripts like Python, Shell or Perl right within Tincta Pro
- Snippet Manager - organize your code snippets and easily access them with shortcuts
- Zen Coding - insert HTML code in no time
- File Browser - conveniently browse your project without switching to the Finder
- Syntax Coloring - comes with syntax color profiles for over 60 languages
And of course Tincta Pro has all the text editing essentials like:
- line numbering
- preview in browser
- vast encodings support
- show invisible characters
- page guide
- spell checker
- convert line endings and tabs
What’s new in version 2.3
Version 2.3:
New:
- enabled full screen support
- new icons
- fixed freeze when loading certain files
- fixed several crashes
- fixed bug in split views that deletes content
Tincta Pro for Mac
$4.99
In English
Version 2.3
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Nov 21 2016
Version: 2.3
This is abandonware. The only app currently available from the developer is Workabulary.
Oct 21 2014
Version: 2.3
Doesn't seem to be any way to purchase it at the moment, either app store or the site, and they do not respond to emails.
Mar 17 2012
Version: 1.0.1
I'm glad to see a "Pro" version of Tincta. Just one comment, without having used Pro—an integrated file browser is _not_ a substitute for a proper project management facility, as in TextMate 1.x (but alas, not in TextMate 2, so far) or Xcode or many many other higher-end code editors. Short version—project resources are pulled from all over one's disk and even from remote locations, and includes things other than code. And making a folder of aliases is a PITA and still does not address all the needs of project organization.
Nov 11 2011
Version: 1.0.1
I have been using the free lite version (Tincta) for a while now and I found it to be a very useful editor. It's very fast, has a very clean interface and all basic text editing features. (I always found TextWrangler very confusing)
However I was happy to see that there now is a Pro version, too. I don't necessarily need all the Pro features but especially the split view and regex search make working more convenient for me.
Nov 4 2011
Version: 1.0.1
If you wanna go for Tincta Pro, be aware that the developers have petitioned Apple to have it included in the MacCrapStore; if you consider the MacCrapStore to be persona non grata in your Mac using life as I do, then don't dally and purchase it now.
Of course, if Mr.Fridge continue to make TP available directly from them as well, that would be great, but I wouldn't hold my breath.