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Araxis Merge is a professional file comparison, merging, and directory synchronization tool, leveraging precise multi-dimensional difference recognition, powerful three-way merging capabilities, and full-scenario format support to be widely applied in software development, document review, version management, and file backup, among other professional scenarios, helping users quickly pinpoint content differences, efficiently integrate multiple versions, and precisely manage file changes.

### Full-Type File Comparison Capabilities

Text File Precise Comparison

– Two-Way/Three-Way Comparison Modes: Supports side-by-side comparison of two files, with the Professional version supporting three-way text comparison based on a common ancestor, presenting the correspondence between content across files through linked lines, and fully presenting the content change lineage.

– Line-by-Line/Character-by-Character Recognition: Precisely locates every insertion, deletion, and modification, highlighting the difference regions; further refines the character-level differences within modified lines, presenting the change details at the smallest granularity.

– Flexible Ignore Rules: Supports custom ignoring of blank characters, end-of-line newline differences, and comment content; supports filtering specific lines or content formats via regular expressions (e.g., timestamps, log numbers), adapting to various comparison scenarios such as code, logs, and formal documents.

– Value Tolerance Comparison: Supports setting value tolerance within text, where differences within the tolerance range are considered consistent, suitable for professional scenarios like numerical data in numerical control code or experimental data.

– Multi-Syntax Highlighting Support: Includes hundreds of syntax highlighting solutions for programming languages and markup languages, making code comparison clearer and more readable in code scenarios.

Pixel-Level Image Comparison

– Supports comparison of JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, and other mainstream image formats, automatically highlighting pixel difference regions, supporting zooming and panning to view details, suitable for versioning comparisons of design assets, screenshots, and media files.

– Supports custom difference display colors and display methods, using highlighting and masking to visually distinguish change regions, with clear and controllable visual presentation.

Byte-Level Binary Comparison

– Targets executable files, compressed packages, resource files, and other non-text files, performing byte-level deep comparison to precisely identify file-level differences, suitable for file integrity verification and version comparison scenarios.

– Optimized comparison engines support large binary files, maintaining smooth processing speed and reasonable resource usage.

Office Document and PDF Comparison

– Supports extracting text content from mainstream office documents like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, RTF, OpenDocument, and comparing them without requiring installation of corresponding office software, facilitating quick document version comparisons.

– Supports PDF document text content extraction and comparison, suitable for version review scenarios of contracts, reports, and formal documents.

### Professional-Level Merging Editing Features

Dual-Way and Three-Way Merging (Professional Version Core Feature)

– Dual-Way Merging: Supports selective merging of content between two file versions, directly editing and adjusting in the comparison panel, with real-time synchronization of difference states.

– Automatic Three-Way Merging: Based on a common ancestor file, the system intelligently merges the two versions, automatically identifying and integrating changes without conflicts, significantly improving merging efficiency; all automatically merged content is marked for easy tracing and adjustment.

– Smart Conflict Management: Automatically identifies and marks conflict regions, allowing for one-click acceptance of either side’s changes or manual editing of conflicting content, efficiently resolving content disagreements in collaborative scenarios.

In-Context Real-Time Editing

– The comparison panel supports direct text content editing without switching to an external editor, with real-time refresh of difference states after modifications, enabling smooth comparison and adjustment workflows.

– Supports undo/redo mechanisms, making merging operations flexible and controllable, with the ability to revert and adjust at any time.

Bulk Merging Operations

– Supports batch acceptance or rejection of changes per line or content block, allowing for comprehensive processing of all non-conflicting modifications in a single file, significantly improving efficiency in handling long files with multiple differences.

– Provides multiple merging shortcuts, supporting insertion of content blocks before or after a specified position, or direct deletion of specified content blocks, adapting to various merging needs.

### Directory Comparison and Directory Synchronization

Multi-Level Directory Comparison

– Dual-Way/Three-Way Directory Comparison: Supports recursive comparison of entire file directories, automatically traversing all subdirectories, clearly marking file additions, deletions, modifications, and renames, and presenting directory structure differences.

– Split View Mode: Displays the directory difference list above and the real-time preview of selected files below, without switching windows, enabling efficient browsing of directory differences.

– Flexible Filtering Rules: Supports filtering by file type, size, and modification time, allowing for custom exclusion of specific files, file types, or subdirectories, focusing on core comparison content.

Directory Synchronization and File Management

– Bidirectional Directory Synchronization: Supports bidirectional content synchronization between two directories, allowing selective or batch file synchronization, flexible control of synchronization direction and scope, suitable for multi-device file backup and version directory alignment scenarios.

– Convenient File Operations: Executes file copy, deletion, renaming, and opening operations directly within the comparison interface, without needing to switch to a file manager, shortening the operation path.

– Comparison Report Export: Supports generating HTML, XML, CSV, and other format comparison reports, documenting detailed differences and statistical information, facilitating archiving, sharing, and team reviews.

### Version Control and Workflow Integration

Adaptation to Mainstream Version Systems

As a professional external difference comparison and merging tool, Araxis Merge is deeply integrated with Git, Mercurial, Perforce, Subversion, and other mainstream version control systems, seamlessly integrating into team development and version management workflows.

Automation Expansion Capabilities

– Command Line Tools: Includes a comprehensive set of command-line tools, allowing script-based invocation of comparison and merging functions, suitable for automation processing, CI/CD pipelines, and batch file validation scenarios.

– AppleScript Support: Native support for AppleScript automation interfaces, enabling integration with other Mac applications to build personalized and automated file processing workflows.

Session and Work Area Management

– Session Saving: Supports saving current comparison tasks as a single file archive, containing all comparison configurations, bookmarks, and annotations, facilitating cross-device viewing, team reviews, and archiving.

– Historical Record Retrospection: Automatically saves recent comparison task records, supporting quick retrieval of past comparison sessions without repeating configuration parameters and paths.

### Personalized Customization and Efficiency Experience

Visual and Layout Customization

– Customizable Difference Color Scheme: Supports customizing the display colors and transparency for various differences (insertions, deletions, modifications, conflicts), adapting to different visual preferences and usage scenarios.

– Flexible Interface Layout: Supports adjusting the proportion of the comparison panel, displaying/hiding the side overview bar, and switching between side-by-side and stacked layouts, adapting to different screen sizes and work habits.

– Global Difference Overview Bar: Provides a thumbnail overview of file-level differences on the side, allowing quick navigation to the corresponding difference location, significantly improving navigation efficiency in long files and multiple difference scenarios.

Efficient Navigation and Operations

– Full-Scenario Quick Navigation: Offers quick navigation buttons for the previous/next difference and conflict, and a rich set of keyboard shortcuts, supporting continuous traversal of all changes within a comparison session, especially beneficial in long files and multiple difference scenarios.

– Bookmark Marking Function: Supports adding bookmarks and annotations to important difference positions, facilitating quick localization of key content, suitable for review and proofreading scenarios.

– Search and Replace: Supports full-text search and batch replacement within the comparison panel, with support for regular expression matching, enabling quick localization of target content in long files.

Detail Experience Optimization

– Customizable Toolbars: Supports customizing the toolbar buttons, retaining only high-frequency functions, simplifying the interface layout, and adapting to personal operating habits.

– Print Output Support: Supports print output with difference markings, allowing customization of the print range and style, suitable for archiving and offline review needs.

– Stable Handling of Large Files: Optimized for 64-bit architecture, supporting large binary files up to 100 MB, maintaining stable and smooth processing performance.

### Version 2026.1 Update Content

#### Enhancement of Functionality and Experience

### Comprehensive Visual Refresh

– Fully supports macOS 27 Golden Gate, with optimizations and tests, and the minimum system requirement is now macOS 15 Sequoia or higher.

– The application icon has been redesigned to match the macOS Golden Gate design language, with the light source adjusted to top illumination, aligning with the system icon style.

– **Toolbar icons are fully redrawn:** using a thicker stroke and a 80% opaque brush to match the system icon visual weight; the icon grid is upgraded from 20 pixels to 22 pixels, and some icons are designed in a dual-color style.
– **Adapting to system window rounded corners:** the positions of status bar text, binary and image comparison controls dynamically adjust with the system version, better aligning with the window corners.
– **All embedded icon resources are now in SVG format, reducing the installation package size; original icons that relied on fonts are now vector-stroked.**
– **Toolbar text contrast tool group width is standardized, so there is no horizontal displacement when switching different contrast types.** ### Navigation and Interaction Experience Improvements

– **Toolbar navigation buttons联动cursor:** The “Previous Change” and “Next Change” buttons in the toolbar, as well as the “Previous Change” and “Next Change” buttons in the scrollbar, not only scroll to the target position but also automatically move the cursor to the corresponding change location when triggered, consistent with the behavior of keyboard shortcuts, achieving seamless integration between keyboard and mouse navigation.
– **Optimized three-way conflict navigation:**
– The “Previous Conflict” command now moves the insertion point to the first line of multi-line conflicts, consistent with the behavior of the “Previous Change” command.
– The menu commands and toolbar buttons related to conflict navigation are now unified in behavior, enabling them based solely on the conflict status in the middle panel, independent of the currently focused panel.
– **Improved shortcut system:**
– Global change navigation shortcuts `Ctrl+Alt+↑` / `Ctrl+Alt+↓` can traverse all changes in the entire comparison.
– New shortcuts `Ctrl+Shift+Alt+↑` / `Ctrl+Shift+Alt+↓` are added, allowing direct navigation between change lines in split view folder comparisons, skipping remaining changes within the current file.
– Panel internal navigation shortcuts `Ctrl+Shift+↑` / `Ctrl+Shift+↓` are added, equivalent to the original F7/F8 shortcuts.
– **Optimized image comparison navigation:** The toolbar now includes a “Changes” group, allowing navigation between change lines in folder comparisons in split view scenarios. ### Function Details Improvements

– **Enhanced “Save Modified Files” panel:** The “Save File Name” column width can now be freely stretched to the maximum panel width, automatically filling the column width when the panel is opened or resized.
– **Java runtime replacement:** The built-in Java runtime is now replaced with an Azul Zulu build of OpenJDK 25.0.4, with the same licensing agreement.
– **System build upgrade:** The system is fully upgraded to adapt to Apple Xcode 27 and the latest third-party dependency libraries, improving stability and compatibility. ## Two, Function Changes and Removals

1. **Removed three types of file system plugins:** Removed FTP, Perforce, and Subversion file system plugins; the Perforce plugin was previously marked as deprecated. This does not affect the use of Merge as an external comparison tool with Perforce and Subversion clients.
2. **Removed Finder extension:** Removed the deprecated Finder extension plugin, recommended to use the macOS version of the Merge service instead; this also resolved the issue of Finder sidebar icons not displaying correctly on macOS 26 Tahoe.
3. **Updated path rules:** Local file/folder paths containing `://` are no longer supported and are now recognized as unrecognized protocols.
4. **Git version management tool dependency upgrade:** The Git plugin now requires Git ≥ 2.24.0, and the Mercurial plugin now requires Mercurial ≥ 4.4.2; new parameters are added for command calls to enhance stability and security.
5. **Optimized SCM version query:** When “Show SCM System File Versions” is enabled, version information is only queried after the path is confirmed (by pressing Enter, selecting a history item, or removing the input from the box).
6. **Removed some API settings:** Some credential notifications and file system plugin settings have been removed from the Automation API and AppleScript, and these settings are automatically deleted when the software starts.
7. **Removed redundant settings:** Unnecessary internal firewall settings are removed, and related storage data is automatically cleared when the software starts. ## Three, Error Fixes

1. **Fixed regex character class matching issues:** Fixed issues with character classes and escape characters like `w`, `b`, `[[:upper:]]`, `[[:space:]]` caused by the upgrade of the Boost library.
2. **Fixed hexadecimal escape issues:** Hexadecimal escape sequences with letters (e.g., `xE9`) now correctly match the target characters, and illegal escape sequences are now correctly reported.
3. **Fixed binary comparison occasional deadlocks:** Fixed race conditions that could cause the program to hang when starting binary comparison via AppleScript or command-line tools.
4. **Fixed Git working tree historical version access issues:** The Git plugin now correctly lists and opens early versions of files within a Git working tree.
5. **Fixed Git relative path URI high-usage issues:** Relative paths in Git URI no longer cause the program to consume CPU cores, and such invalid URIs are now directly rejected.
6. **Fixed false navigation targets in three-way comparison:** In three-way text comparison, exclusion blocks in the left and right files are no longer incorrect navigation targets in the middle panel.
7. **Fixed control missing issue when saving comparisons:** When reopening saved text/binary comparisons, all rulers, scroll bars, and change buttons in the panels are now displayed correctly.
8. **Optimized invalid encoding handling:** In UTF-8 files, invalid byte sequences are now only replaced with Unicode replacement characters, preserving the rest of the line; lines that cannot be decoded are now displayed in Latin-1 characters.
9. **Fixed byte order mark (BOM) handling issues:** Byte order marks (BOM) are now correctly identified and not treated as text content; when saving, BOMs are handled according to the encoding rules.
10. **Fixed folder comparison jump crashes:** When jumping up to the previous change line from the first change in a split view folder comparison, the program no longer crashes or exhibits abnormal behavior.
11. **Fixed layout issues:** Layout issues in the settings window are now fixed, including alignment problems in different system versions and truncation issues in Japanese-language windows.
12. **Fixed table display issues in settings window:** Text within table cells no longer extends beyond the cell background. Software screenshots:

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