What it does, it seems to do well. But it misses some essential features: - Can't view file data in any format other than bytes. Sometimes data is a sequence of 16- or 32-bit words, but you get no help here. (You can select data to view in another format.) - Can't print! Seriously! Unless you absolutely need the edit feature, may not be worth ten bucks to you.

Yeah, the app loaded and immediately opens the "File Dialog" ... and that got me off track so I would not "open" again. I was expecting the app to launch and go to the top menu... but ok.

Great hex editor and does most of what I'd like. Three points of improvement: first, I'd like an option for a horizontal offset display, not just the vertical one. Second, there needs to be support for different encoding schemes. I assume it just uses ANSI currently. Third, there should be tab support. A new window is spawned for each file currently.

Searching is quick and the interface doesn't get in your way. Very responsive.

If morethan 1 million bytes are selected, copy button is dimmed.

Follows the rule, "Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler", and does it to perfection. Just what you need to look at binary files. As a fantastic bonus, you can highlight data and it will automatically show that data in different formats such as floating point. And it will do big and little endian. Finn thought of everything! Thanks!

It's just the tool I need, and it works perfectly!