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The Home view gives you a base to launch comparisons and manage saved sessions.
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This is a comparison of a local folder and an FTP site. Differences are highlighted in color. The default color for newer files is red and is configurable.
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Two source code files with differences marked with red text. Lines with a light red background indicate the presence of a difference. Gutter buttons and hotkeys let you quickly copy sections of code from one side to the other.
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This is a 3-way folder merge session. Folder Merge is a feature.
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The center top file is the common ancestor of the left and right versions. Changes are automatically merged into the editable output in the bottom panel. Text Merge is a feature.
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A dedicated Folder Sync session is useful for synchronizing folders. The preview pane clearly shows the operations that will be performed.
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Delimited data files can be compared cell-by-cell in a Table Compare session. Data can be sorted and aligned on key fields, and unimportant columns can be ignored.
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The Picture Compare view shows images side-by-side with their differences highlighted. Various types of image files can be compared.
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The Hex Compare view shows differences byte-by-byte in a typical hex dump layout.
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The built-in text editor can also be used on a standalone basis.
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The Registry Compare view compares local and remote live registries as well as registry exports. Registry Compare is a feature.
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The Version Compare view compares executable files (such as .exe and .dll) and shows differences in version information. Version Compare is a feature.
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The MP3 Compare view compares mp3 files, showing differences in tags.
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This is a text patch session. Text Patch is a feature.
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