If you’re ready to buy a license, you can do so here here. Please feel free to try it out and let me know what you think. I hope you find it makes editing and viewing CSV files even easier. ConclusionĪ lot of work went into making Modern CSV 2.0. Rosetta is no longer needed to run Modern CSV on Apple Silicon machines. Native Apple Silicon (ARM – M1, M2) Compatibility I endeavor to use graphics instead of words when possible. It’s more comprehensive but still concise. The new documentation has multiple pages with excellent navigation and search functionality. The old documentation was single page and was starting to get pretty large. įor a more comprehensive list, see the Download page. * Reshape (change dimensions) of a range of cells. * Deduplicate rows based on just a few columns (instead of only removing rows that are the same on every column). * Select all results of a Find operation.

Here are some of the most important new features: The rest are features I find useful, and since I use my own product, I count as a user. Most of them have been requested by users. I make sure that any feature I add is going to be useful to a broad swatch of Modern CSV users. Lastly, the performance for loading files with many columns has been reduced by over 90%. The load time has been cut nearly in half.įor loading large files in read-only mode, load time has been reduced by nearly 20% The first thing you’ll notice is that it loads faster than version 1. For everyone else, there is a Preferences window that is more intuitive and less prone to mistakes. For those who like it, you can still edit the preference files just like in version 1. I decided to give everyone what they want. Some users really liked this and others preferred a UI. program settings, keyboard shortcuts, and file extension options) could only be set by editing and saving a file. I also added several new themes and a bunch of subtle improvements to make it look and feel better. There are two areas of the user interface that I aimed to improve for usability: Preferences and File Metadata. Or if you already have a version 1 license, you can upgrade here.įor those that need more details, here you go. If that’s all you need to know, you can buy a license here. For Mac users, Native Apple Silicon (ARM – M1, M2) compatibility.

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