- Works standalone and as Total Commander lister plugin.
- Highly configurable.
- Portable installation possible, all settings stored in .ini files.
- Open source, free.
- Quick and extensive support directly from the developer.Cons- Relatively new and therefore not so many users yet.SummaryI use it as a code editor for C++ SW development and as a general-purpose editor for .txt files, and I'm very satisfied with it. (Have used UltraEdit before, which is also very good, but it's not free and has some other shortcomings compared to SynWrite.)Reply to this review Was this review helpful? (1) (0) 5.0 stars"The best editor in its class."October 25, 2012 | By Stefan987 Version: SynWrite 4.3.220ProsOf all editors in this category SynWrite has the ideal blend of features that really matter, coupled with a user-friendly interface that can be customized in every detail.
Different sizes of icon sets are provided - very useful for better handling on high resolution monitors.
SynWrite is portable and lightweight, it has never crashed on any of my machines, speed and performance are above average, forum support is outstanding.ConsNone that I am aware of.SummaryFor years I had been using several editors - each had their pros and cons, some had the customizable interface I cherished, but were missing an important feature, others carried too much overhead resulting in poor performance. Some turned out to have persistent bugs, and their developer seemed unable or unwilling to fix it.
For me, these troubles are over now. SynWrite suits my requirements perfectly.Reply to this review Was this review helpful? (1) (0)
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